‘Dinja Mutur’ is a project of Missio Malta together with Stephen Formosa. This project is all about a biker who shall be riding his motorbike across Africa, Asia and America in a solo trip which shall be captured on camera to be aired on local prominent social media platform
and raise funds for Missio Malta.
‘Dinja Mutur’ is a project of Missio Malta together with Stephen Formosa. This project is all about a biker who shall be riding his motorbike across Africa, Asia and America in a solo trip which shall be captured on camera to be aired on local prominent social media platform
and raise funds for Missio Malta.
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During his adventure trip, Stephen shall be going through villages with projects supported and funded by Missio Malta to document his experience there and share it with the general public. That way one could enjoy a live, true picture of where the funds and help is invested in these poor and remote villages and countries. This production will also capture the difficulties one encounters during such a trip.
The trip will start on the 15th November and will last for approximate 24 months. The first leg is Africa and ‘Dinja Mutur’ will cover, Kenya to Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Namibia, Botswana and finally South Africa covering a total of 20,000Km on his bike in 6 months. This whole adventure & mission trip is airing on ONE TV every Monday on 11:00, and Tuesday and Thursday at 21:45.
As December began, Stephen found himself in Riobamba, Ecuador, where he spent a couple of nights resting after days on the road. During his stay, he explored churches, monuments, and…
As Stephen approaches the final stretch of his extraordinary journey across South and Central America, we wanted to pause and hear directly from the man behind the miles. For months,…
After reaching Cusco, Stephen took time to explore one of the most remarkable landmarks of the Inca Empire, the Sacsayhuamán Fortress. Standing before the massive, perfectly interlocked stones, he was…
After conquering Bolivia’s famous Death Road, Stephen spent some days in La Paz, taking in the sights of the city from above on its vast cable car network and visiting…
We continue Stephen’s journey as he checks out of Chile and into Bolivia, where crossing the border proves to be more complicated than expected. Since Malta was not on their…
Since our last update, Stephen has made the most of his time on the road, journeying through Argentina, crossing into Chile, and continuing north into Bolivia, each destination offering new discoveries…
We plan to cover the experience in every single continent on a separate production schedule, i.e. capturing footage in Africa, another one capturing footage in Asia, then South America and the final one with footage in North America. In addition, everything shall be recorded on social media and a dedicated blog on this website.
The trip will start on the 15th November and will last for approximate 24 months. The first leg is Africa and ‘Dinja Mutur’ will cover, Kenya to Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Namibia, Botswana and finally South Africa covering a total of 20,000Km on his bike in 6 months. This whole adventure & mission trip is airing on ONE TV every Monday on 11:00, and Tuesday and Thursday at 21:45.
As December began, Stephen found himself in Riobamba, Ecuador, where he spent a couple of nights resting after days on the road. During his stay, he explored churches, monuments, and local attractions, taking note of the unique blend of tradition and modern life. It wasn’t unusual to see office workers…
As Stephen approaches the final stretch of his extraordinary journey across South and Central America, we wanted to pause and hear directly from the man behind the miles. For months, readers have followed his adventure through deserts, mountain passes, border crossings, and encounters with remarkable people. Yet behind every update…
After reaching Cusco, Stephen took time to explore one of the most remarkable landmarks of the Inca Empire, the Sacsayhuamán Fortress. Standing before the massive, perfectly interlocked stones, he was left in awe of the engineering mastery of a civilization that thrived centuries ago. The sense of history was incredible,…
After conquering Bolivia’s famous Death Road, Stephen spent some days in La Paz, taking in the sights of the city from above on its vast cable car network and visiting the bustling streets below. He also took a day trip to the Tiwanaku archaeological complex, one of South America’s most…
We continue Stephen’s journey as he checks out of Chile and into Bolivia, where crossing the border proves to be more complicated than expected. Since Malta was not on their official list of recognized countries, Stephen had to make an unusual change, registering the bike under Italy before being allowed…
Since our last update, Stephen has made the most of his time on the road, journeying through Argentina, crossing into Chile, and continuing north into Bolivia, each destination offering new discoveries and unexpected friendships. While still in Argentina, Stephen visited the lively market in Tilcara, where locals filled the town square…
Your generous contribution helps Missio to continue supporting sustainable projects in Mission countries and also transmit his experience so that we get to live this exciting trip and the life-changing projects carried out thanks to the generosity of many.
Your generous contribution helps Missio to continue supporting sustainable projects in Mission countries and also transmit his experience so that we get to live this exciting trip and the life-changing projects carried out thanks to the generosity of many.