It’s the week after AfrikaBurn, and I’m sure most attendees are still nursing their hangovers. If they made even half the effort to keep themselves as thoroughly hydrated with fine spirits as people always do for music festivals, they’ll still be in pain come Friday. AfrikaBurn is definitely not a festival for the weak of constitution: set in the Karoo desert, it has become an unmissable event if you are even remotely into art, camping or both. Usually, the Karoo is a pretty boring place to visit, unless one happens to be into deserts or cattle farming, but the festival changes that completely. It’s all about self-reliance, survival without modern conveniences and building a sense of community with the revellers around
