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How is the internet in West/Central Africa?


by @wordmonkey |  | 6 comments

So… common sense says that the best places to work are those with good, fast, stable WiFi connections. At the same time, the thing I like best about my location independence is the ability to spend long stretches of time in places I wouldn’t normally get to spend much time in. So I’m determined to make West and Central Africa happen in 2017, specifically Benin, Togo, Senegal, Cote d’Ivoire, Gabon, Rwanda and Congo-Brazzaville. (And a month off in the DRC, but the latter will just be an offline holiday.)

If anyone has any experience with the reliability of the Internet in the region and the availability of data SIM cards in any of the countries I’ve mentioned, I’d be super grateful about insights, tipps and heads-ups, AirBnB recommendations, et cetera. I know it’s not going to be a fast, luxurious, spotless connection for most of the time, and that’s fine, I just need it to be mostly reliable, speed is secondary.

Thanks :slight_smile:

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Is studying dev while traveling a good idea?

 

by @sanelo |  | 21 comments

Many people here live and work while traveling. I want to do it while studying web development full time, and then eventually making a career & lifestyle out of it.

First stop: Sarajevo, Bosnia. Second stop: Split, Croatia. If cost numbers are correct on Nomadlist, my budget for this project should allow for at least 6-8 months income free.

It’s not an easy decision. I make a comfortable salary now and am willing to risk it all to study hard, travel, be inspired and follow my passion. I’m young, full of energy, and have no huge responsibilities (family, etc) at the moment. If not risk it now, when?

What do you guys think?

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