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Watch: Four British university pals drive 6,000km across Africa in TUK-TUKS

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Four British university pals have dodged elephants and coped with 40 degree Celsius heat as they drive 6,000km across Africa – in two tuk-tuks.

Ivo Horsey, his brother Jasper Horsey and their friends Robbie Thouless and Josh Porter set off from the equator in Nanyuki, Kenya last November.

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They hope to reach the southernmost tip of Africa, Cape Agulhas, by September – and have already had their fair share of experiences.

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By Tracy Lee Stark
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