Construction in Peru

The last house built by this summer's Quest team. The group is moving on but the work still goes on.

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African Footballers make their stamp on Europe

Much of Africa has a love a fair with the beautiful game. From North to east, central to the south, people love to play and watch football. Minibuses strewn with the Red Devils or the Gunners can be seen from Kenya to Swaziland and everywhere in between. Everyone knows David Beckham and South African satelite airs more premiership games than Sky and Santanta put together!

Over the last two nights the best of African football has come to Europe and cemented the continent as a hotbed of talent to rival that of South America and Europe. Drogba, Adebayor and Eto'o scored for their respective clubs and Essien dominated to help Chelsea to a 3-1 victory over their closest rivals Liverpool in the Premiership.

Excitement is already building for the world cup in 2010! Hopes will be high for a first world cup win from an African Nation.

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Only in Kenya

To see tigers with Quest in Kenya click here!

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Photo of the year 2009

This has to be in the running for photo of the year 2009. Our South America Director excelled himself last week by dressing up as Colonel Sanders for Quest Overseas Chicken Week 2009.

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Chicken week 2009! Summary and a trip to KFC?

After 7 days Quest Overseas Chicken Week 2009 has officially finished. As a chicken I visited Shropshire and London, played tennis, swam in the sea, went shopping, cycled to work, visited a gap fair and fought the egg in an epic Balboa esc fight to the death. Remember 'it’s not how hard you hit its how hard you get hit and keep on moving forward!'

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