Stern in Africa

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We are super excited to be back here after such a long time! Thank you for your patience, and for sticking with us 😁

Stern in Africa is back with some exciting news and events as we work towards amplifying the African voice at Stern and the wider NYU community.

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On our second day in Zanzibar, everything was blue: the sky, the ocean and the Safari




@ Kwale Island-Safari Blue

Zanzibar was one of the largest and the last major open air slave markets in Africa. Enslaved people were brought here from as far as west and central Africa and from the mainland. The monument pictured was built to memorialize the people who were brought here. The chains around the sculptures are some of the original chains used.
An Anglican Church now sits on top of what was the market. The church memorializes enslaved people and abolitionists such as David Livingstone. @ Old Slave Market

Touring Stone Town aka downtown . It’s called stone town because all the buildings were built from stone
@ Stone Town

Asante Zanzibar and for the warm welcome @ Zanzibar, Tanzania

The ATV Crew @ Karatu

SiA Trek VP and Co-President, Makini on the Empaakai Crater Hike

Day 2: We spent the morning at the incredible . Swipe left for some of the incredible animals we got to see 🦁 🦓 🐘 🦛

📸 by .ehimika




@ Ngorongoro

The air is different up here


@ Mto Wa Mbu, Arusha, Tanzania