Going Home to Africa

My 20 000km journey home through West Africa

DELANO - Luxembourg - Interview

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My first interview was with Delano Magazine in Luxembourg.  They had got to know me in my term as President of The Network, a women's organisation in Luxembourg.  

Read the full article on their website 

https://delano.lu/d/category/dot-bekker/85064

 

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Dot Bekker

Dot Bekker

How does one describe Dot Bekker, other than eccentric?  She always has trouble describing herself as she says "I do many things, only some of them well, I keep learning new and exiting things that I want to try'. 

For starters she is an intrepid and adventurous traveller, Business Coach and Entrepreneur Strategist, she creates websites and consults on social media, she is a speaker and presenter and has been interviewed by people worldwide, she is also an author and philanthropist having a small non-profit for the education of high achieving girls into high school (www.kusasa.africa).

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About Dot

Dot is Zimbabwean born and raised and after having lived in Europe for 20 years she decided to return home but uniquely she decided to drive  through Africa to get there.

She achieved her dream by driving 20,000kms through 18 West African countries over 8.5 months on her own for most of the journey.  Her book of the same title will soon be launched,and you can find out more about Dot or subscribe to the Blog for more.

 

THE BOOK

If you're wondering how a 60 year old woman managed to traverse West and Central Africa in a 20 year old 2WD van on her own  ... how she managed the loss of her clutch in Nigeria, her views of passing the Sahara desert, camping at dubious hotels, managing the many, many checkpoints and never paying a single bribe ...  you can now read all about it ... https://goinghometoafrica.com/index.php/the-book

 

Kusasa Scholarship Fund

Alongside my journey I've decided to raise funds for scholarships for girl's education in Zimbabwe, find out more about that here, to contribute to the Scholarship Fund please do so here.