Hi dhfpvawqon :) will be happy to help out anybody who needs information on the following countries Morocco, Cameroon. I visited others like tchad, Ghana and Ivorycoast. So all questions are welcomes prayskin-tone-5black_heart

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Will answer u tonight. I may introduce you to someone who can be of assistance

gkvbwnhiuoyid Very interested!

brjbcrgf FYI 🙂

amazing source of info!

Dont hesitate. Am around!!!

So… Favourite spots out of huge cities? 😄

🛬 oznnleml just arrived in 🇹🇿 Dar es Salaam,Tanzania, #africa

👆 hrjgxrdnumxmu my WIP 😄

I might have found the holy grail in Zanzibar City, it’s called Halotel. 8-20mbit in prime time.

My 2 cents :smile:

So… I am organizing a conference in Africa and it looks like Ghana and Ethiopia are getting cool for internet and remote work community, although mostly in big cities.

Mozambique is incredible, ISIS is only in the north of the country (+1000km away) while Maputo is quite calm and betting hard on education. The beaches are insaneee!

Angola is expensive and Luanda chaotic, dirty and expensive. Love the people though and a lot of potential in Lobito for the future.

Egypt - Have some people in Dahab and they are quite happy.

ykukafamyypgv I really wanted to go to Mozambique now but a fellow traveler just arrived there and apparently the covid restrictions are hard (and beaches closed), so, it will be for another time :sweat_smile:. Do you have more information about the internet there?

oh damn, that’s not good. I am def speaking outside covid world.
Internet is decent and there are a surprising number of coworking spaces in Maputo.
Cowork Lab is from a friend of mine, there are 6 of them already.

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How’s the internet at Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Morrocco and Chad? If you stay in the capital, is it fast enough to do a zoom call?

Interruptions happen a lot. But i have to say that i could live with the speed. Thats about cameroon. Morocco is decent. Chad is slow still and ivory coast i dont know. Havent been in a while

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Anybody tried Tunis? How would you compare it with Istanbul?

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I had a trip planned to morocco. It looks like the "Government of Morocco has put into place a ban on travel to and from the cities of Casablanca, Marrakech, and Agadir." as well as a curfew between 5AM and 9PM. Would love to hear from someone who is on the ground - how bad is the situation?

#morocco

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I was wondering the same thing!

I just got back. It wasn’t too bad, but a lot of restaurants were closed as well as a good amount of tourist attractions!

Were enough things closed you felt like it impacted your experience?

```This looks amazing! Depending on when I would definitely be down to try something like this out! Do you have a rough date? Also, there is a scottish cyclist who biked from Cairo to Cape Town in 2015 (after the split up of Sudan) so if he can figure that out I'm sure this can be done! ```

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My best guess would be Ivory Coast as many French telecommunication companies are there, plus I have friends working from there full time, so it shouldn't be that bad. DRC is more uncertain (I'm originally from there) plus everything is very expensive there. I'm planning on going to DRC next summer, would be curious to hear about digital nomad experiences there.

hyukwpag I appreciate that! and that’s awesome you’re from DRC, one of these days I want to see Congo. I don’t think it’ll be this trip though, Ivory Coast is looking like the best bet.

My Instagram is shameful, I travel a lot and barely post anything... One day when I need to build my personal branding I'll fix that :joy:. Is yours nomad_lifestyle (lucky name)?

mines crazy long haha officialdigitalnomadlifestyle

Hi everyone! 🙂 I’m planning my trips for next year and I’m researching some countries in Africa. How good is the internet speed in Morocco and Cape Verde ? and what would be the best cities to stay at ?

for cape verde, tcwsppmggpuvb

Solid 50-30, coworking spaces in São Vicente and Praia. Strongly advise São Vicente, we will have a very interesting community from mid October there. 🙂

Thanks :) that's better than I thought

Yes it’s quite solid if you don’t have to do big downloads.
Soon we will have 500-300 at the coworking spaces sponsored by local Telecom 🙂

Thanks, I’m planning to go there in Jan or Feb. I was looking more at Praia since flights are 1 third of the price compared to the other islands. I could consider flying to Praia and then get a boat to Sao Vicente but I need to research more if is worth it the trouble.

fquklygvvmryy is the Cape Verde nomad village open yet?

I will launch Tarrafal in January, join us :slightly_smiling_face:
Praia is quite dangerous, Tarrafal is a small paradise in the same island

estou interessado, tem mais detalhes?

All of them 🙂 DM

🛬 vqycsygxik just arrived in Mindelo,Cape Verde, #africa

How are remote work conditions in Cap Verde?

It's cheaper than Lisbon, 1000 euros a month should cover everything

Thank you!

Portuguese Africa .
Similar to Angola.
Chill culture , beach people that live with very little .
Similar to Asian countries

thanks wmyhjhks 😄 from what I’ve seen, accommodation is around $700-1000/month (on Airbnb), cheaper when you share a place with other people, not sure what about the food and other stuff

yagxknrdbd oops, sorry to disturb 😁

hey hey, right now in Mindelo, Cabo Verde :slightly_smiling_face:

1000usd is enough to live well here. nice studios for 450 euros, rooms in guesthouses from 300.
You can eat out for 3 euros, or go wild and spend 15 :smile:

Culture, it depends from island to island. Even though it’s all Africa :slightly_smiling_face:

Mindelo (São Vicente) where I am is more European, transportation works, boats leave on time, it’s safe and the culture is a mix between Africa, Brazil (biggest Carnival) and Portuguese. It’s known as the capital of the culture and you can even work outside with the expensive laptop in a beach bar that nothing will happen.
It’s super walkable as well.

Thank you very much for sharing your insight llzskegesdgqa

Hey U02858XALCT! Sorry I didn’t check in here. Definitely doing 2022 - heading to South Africa now in December and will be in Cape Town in Jan and plan from there!

Oh that’d be cool!

Hi yfsytdrmambys , what is the easiest flight route from Portugal to Cabo Verde?

Lisboa - Cabo Verde direct flights to all the islands

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