Any favorable experiences in subsaharan Africa?

[ImpCaes]

Hi all.  New member and first post here.  I’m a frequent traveler, often in search of fun via Grindr or in saunas.  
I’m curious to hear about any favorable experiences in Africa, which broadly has such a negative reputation for gay play.  Personally I had a great time at The Factory in Johannesburg.   Meanwhile I found Senegal to be uncomfortable.  Any experience in places like Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, Rwanda, etc would be welcomed.

[Bruno]

I just returned from a week in Ghana. It was fabulous. My first time in West-Africa, I visited Accra, Cape Coast and Elmina.

Accra is a lively and busy city full of markets. The action at night seems to take place in Oxford Street in Osu, one of the well-known neighbourhoods. Great cocktails are to be found in Republic Bar (and many others). Local DJ's sweep up te crowd. There is lots of prostitution, so take care when drunk. It is very easy to meet the locals in the bars and you will find no effort / issue doing what you like. Although men look handsome, I wasn't in the mood.

In Cape Coast, a five hours drive west from Accra (although less than 150 km), I was greeted by a surprising amount of guys. The rocks behind the famous fort play the role of an exclusive and excluded spot. Men approach you, show their (huge) penises, ask for you number, ... At night, I had dinner in a local restaurant and got hooked up by the waiter. He invited me to stay with him, what I refused. Bare in mind that an average European earns 40 times more than his Ghanaian counterpart. After dinner, I went for a walk in the old town (small) and a guy approached me for sex. I was shocked by the bluntness: 'I really want to fuck you very hard now.' Again, I politely refused. All men who approached me seemed good-looking (beautiful teeth for instance), fit (fitness culture), well-spoken (English mother tongue) and friendly.

I stayed at a cool resort at the coast near Elmina. The staff seems very attentive. Many of the guests seemed to have hooked up with members of staff. 

[Heba as-sa3udeya]

So you didn’t travel to Pakistan ?