Written on December 13, 2010
The second Tribewanted project in John Obey, Sierra Leone is officially open for business. This latest report from the community (and other related videos) demonstrate how Tribewanted is once again pushing the boundaries of tourism in a very positive way.
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It was September 1st 2006. We’d just welcomed the ‘first footers’ onto Vorovoro’s golden sands and Tui Mali had accepted our offer of the tabua (whales tooth) as our social contract with his community. We had begun.
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In October 2010, a new group of visitors will arrive on Sierra Leone’s John Obey Beach, 20 miles south of the capital, Freetown, and begin to build a new life alongside the local fishing community.
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Written on September 8, 2009
In one of the world’s poorest countries an innovative new sports foundation led by a premier league player is changing more than just perceptions.
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Tribewanted John Obey is open for business [video]
The second Tribewanted project in John Obey, Sierra Leone is officially open for business. This latest report from the community (and other related videos) demonstrate how Tribewanted is once again pushing the boundaries of tourism in a very positive way.
Continue Reading »
From Vorovoro to John Obey. How did that happen?
It was September 1st 2006. We’d just welcomed the ‘first footers’ onto Vorovoro’s golden sands and Tui Mali had accepted our offer of the tabua (whales tooth) as our social contract with his community. We had begun.
Continue Reading »
The Project: Building a new kind of community in Sierra Leone
In October 2010, a new group of visitors will arrive on Sierra Leone’s John Obey Beach, 20 miles south of the capital, Freetown, and begin to build a new life alongside the local fishing community.
Continue Reading »
From blood diamonds to beach football
In one of the world’s poorest countries an innovative new sports foundation led by a premier league player is changing more than just perceptions.
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