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Simon Marsh

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As seen in: Autocar, The Star (Kenya), Insider Media, FCPA Blog, Ski Racing, Navajo-Hopi Observer, Travel Africa Magazine, Sony Cine
Covers:  Travel, Safari, Wildlife, Beach, Adventure, Corruption, Organised Crime
Kenya based sleuth, passionate about natural places and the creatures that inhabit them. occasional travel journalist.Proud husband and dad.

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Simon Marsh’s Biography

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I am Kenya based with a focus on travel writing and a passion for being out and about. I enjoy writing about less visited places and on traveling with children. I'm mad about the bush and beaches of Africa and love trying somewhere or something a bit different. I have written travel pieces for Nomad Magazine, Travel Africa and Gluten Free Living as well as columns on crime, corruption and wildlife in various daily newspapers.

This year I have had articles published on camping in remote Norther…

Simon Marsh’s Journalist Portfolio

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Simon Marsh, Author at Nomad Magazine Africa

Simon Marsh, Author at Nomad Magazine Africa

The East African Magazine For Intrepid Travelers

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A Mara Safari with My Daughter - Nomad Magazine Africa

A Mara Safari with My Daughter - Nomad Magazine Africa

For families with kids, Simon Marsh lays out some fun activities to do on safari to ensure both parents and t…

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Road Trip through Hermanus and Knysna

Road Trip through Hermanus and Knysna

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A Family Hits The Road - Nomad Magazine Africa

A Family Hits The Road - Nomad Magazine Africa

Exploring ideas of where to go, Simon Marsh decides that a road trip up North, well beyond the usual tourist …

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1.Lamu-Simon-Marsh-DSCF9317 - Travel Africa Magazine

1.Lamu-Simon-Marsh-DSCF9317 - Travel Africa Magazine

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Treat wildlife trafficking like drugs trade

Treat wildlife trafficking like drugs trade

The recent arrest of Liberian wildlife trafficker Moazu Kromah in Uganda made only modest international headl…

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Articles

Thrills and Tranquillity on the Zambezi River

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By Simon Marsh Verified
| skywaysmagazine.co.za
The Zambezi River provides a magnificent setting as well as the opportunity for both thrills and relaxation There are times when you think twice about your life decisions. This was such a time, standing on the end of a wooden platform, looking down the hundred or so metres to the frothing water of the Zambezi River, suspended by a variety of ropes to which my life was now entirely entrusted.
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A Road Trip Through Namibia’s Wild Heart

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By Simon Marsh Verified
| skywaysmagazine.co.za
A road trip around Namibia delivers adventure, wildlife interactions and epic landscapes It was shortly before midnight, and we were snoozing happily in our roof-mounted tent after a steak on the braai and a beer or two when there was suddenly a metallic bang close outside, bringing me straight out of my slumber while Mia slept on unperturbed. My initial reaction was that a hyena must have raided the dustbin that came with each of the excellent campsite pitches at Waterberg Wilderness.
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VCs invest $3m in crypto startups to top up 2025 funding bonanza

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By Simon Marsh Verified
| dlnews.com
The Weekly Raise Trading tech and blockchain infrastructure are big themes. DefiLlama data shows funding rounds are on a record pace in 2025. In a relatively quiet week, venture capitalists and other backers invested $3 million into crypto startups this week, according to DefiLlama data. The performance tops up a run that’s already raised more than $7.7 billion in 2025.
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