After battling armed attacks, Mauritania attempts to revive tourism
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Fatima Cheikh Mohammad Bouya manages the Richat Structure in Mauritania, hoping to revive tourism after armed attacks.
Guelb er-Richat, Adrar Region, Mauritania – From inside her thatch-roof tent, Fatima Cheikh Mohammad Bouya scans the vast, rocky landscape outside, hoping to catch sight of approaching guests, ideally travellers looking to stay the night. The 49-year-old is custodian of one of Africa’s most striking natural landmarks, the Richat Structure, also known as the “Eye of Africa.” Recommended Stories list of 4 items end of list A colossal circular formation measuring about 40km (25 miles) in diameter, …
Original source: Al Jazeera English