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So the mosquitos, adders, black mambas, tze-tze are drawn by steaks. Hmm.
All pharmaceutics has side effects, short and long term. What you’ve said is not true. Also, other parasites are being treated with with different pharmaceutics, chemotherapeutic - this has side effects too. Some are extremely hard to treat.
Generally speaking the density of population in Africa is rather low. There are stretches converted with forests, savanna or deserts where it’s hard to meet people.
You’ve worked exclusively on the continent but you know so little. Must be the ignorance.
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Generally speaking the density of population in Africa is rather low. There are stretches converted with forests, savanna or deserts where it’s hard to meet people.
Sooo..basically like large swathes of everywhere then? Ever been to deepest Highlands? Shit, ride in a straight line long enough anywhere and you will find yourself all alone where it's hard to meet people.
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ok, I'll bite, I've worked extensively in the countries you've referred to as "Black Africa" - which I think is not a good name for it in the slightest.
Yes, maybe if you camp in the middle of a wildlife reserve, whilst cooking several steaks over your camp fire. If not then you have no need to worry.
Malarial prophylactics have existed for years. Atovaquone tablets are cheap, work well, and have no side effects if you make a basic level of effort.
This is just pure rubbish. It's an inhabited continent. You're not going to Antarctica.
Let me guess, you have read Heart of Darkness recently.
Many of the nations in the area you have referred to are developing countries, and so they might not look the same as Europe. I can tell you LA has as many problems with "junkies and alcohol addicts" as some of the poorest neighbourhoods on the African continent I've travelled through.