Recent content by JM

I am addicted to Africa and go every other month, for the past 10 years :-). Of course that is for work mostly :-(. I will admit, I am enjoying South America a bit these days, while I love Africa I am getting tired of its perpetual “problems” and “charity mindset”

Ol Pejeta is private, hence well managed in my opinion, The Mara is awesome but the most poorly operated in my humble opinion. Just too many people interfering with wildlife. They are all nice,I love Amboseli, Tsavo, Nakuru etc but nothing compared to Ngorogoro, Serengeti, or many of the parks...

Kenyas safari industry is a mess, I am fortunate to visit Kenyas national parks many times a year and they are a joke, thousands of tourists with no concern for wildlife.

Thank you, I am doing a water project in the area and wanted to connect.

I also have. 308 along with other similar cars, I have had them 25 plus years and have three sons, none of them care one bit. My dad had a 944 and I was in heaven in 1984

I have not, Im scared to find out…. Your right about Africa

That is so true, I once was driving from Jo burg to Mozambique at night, ran over something in the road and it thumped under the tires, Looking back it was a person that was hit earlier in the day and probably a hundred cars went over them. My passenger said “Don’t Stop!” As I would be...

I finally wrote the story about my Ebola experience, wanted to wait a bit until all was clear as well as rest up from my journey. It’s a short story.. https://djasonmiller.com/2026/06/24/ebola-21-days-and-counting/

https://djasonmiller.com/2026/05/02/maasai-panga/ Not sure if this link will post, but here is a little story I wrote about my love of a knife..

Don’t think it will, its seems to be loosing steam from my contacts in DRC. I am not planning on going back to Africa until September. Hopefully it has played out by then.

In that case you need to go to Texas…………. Just kddn

Medical care in Namibia is pretty first class, I have experience with doctors and care in Namibia doing some medical aid in bushmen land and we used local Namibian doctors instead of the more common US doctors flying in. Plus medical facilities are fairly numerous . Not sure about Zim...

I was thinking the same thing? Why particularly Caprivi? I would recommend insurance just because it is cheap and why not, however I have been from Zambia to Rundu too many times too count and never felt I was in danger of any kind from animals or people…

Yeah it is, but truthfully Ebola is very survivable if treated accordingly, sadly most rural Congolese and Western Ugandans don’t trust doctors as well as do not have access to any healthcare .. pretty sad as they will trust anything but the truth.

I happened to already there when the news hit, my phone started blowing up at 3 am stating the border to Rwanda was going to close, I didn’t want to be trapped so left and drove straight to the border arriving at 5 am and got through…. Stayed a week in Kigali isolated on a friends farm...