This book is a personal reflection on my travels around Africa. I have learned that in my African culture, time is a person-focused aspect, whereas in other parts of the globe, time is clock-centered. The diverse African culture makes the observation of time interesting in the sense that, when an African is in town, time is important to a certain extent, the same African goes to the kraal, time is irrelevant. The stories penned here will humor the reader and are not a critique of the common phrase, African Time.