After spending a couple of spare days in Cairo, including visiting the pyramids at Giza and observing the Egyptian revolution day celebrations in Tahrir Square, the team received the new car parts from Foley Specialist Vehicles. The Pride instantly went about fixing the cars, and once this was done they immediately left Cairo and headed for Aswan, with only ...
The team finally entered Africa on a very crowded - and slightly delayed - overnight ferry from Aqaba in Jordan to Nuweiba in Egypt. After spending quite some time at the Egyptian border during the early hours of Saturday morning, Bhubesi Pride's team eventually made it onto African roads and headed for Cairo....
Just before Bhubesi Pride hit UK and European roads ahead of their rugby and education project in Africa, the coaching team visited The Gateway Academy in Essex. One of Bhubesi Pride's eight UK partner schools, the Academy is developing a link with Naranbhai Primary in Uganda. Follow the link to read the article on Page 3 of the Thurrock Enquirer, ...
Bhubesi Pride spent the weekend covering the remainder of Turkey, stopping for the night on Saturday in the snowy conditions of Aksaray. They reached Reyhanli early on Sunday and spent much of the afternoon mending and preparing both vehicles for the following day’s journey. On the Monday the team were early to rise ...
The Pride continued its expedition across Europe, making its way from Milan to Ancona, once there the team headed for the port where they checked in for their ferry crossing to Greece. With a 16 hour trip ahead of them the team settled down to get some rest for the night. The team ...
