Conservation & Wildlife
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The spotlight shone on Ethiopia
this week as the country played host to the 25th annual conference of
the Global Wildlife Program (GWP),
reaffirming its commitment to biodiversity conservation, the
preservation of cultural heritage, and the advancement of sustainable
livelihoods. The event, opened by S… read more
December transforms
Kruger National Park into a vibrant
showcase of nature’s vitality, offering an experience unlike any other
season. As the heart of South Africa’s summer unfolds, the park’s
landscapes burst into life, shaped by regular rains, soaring
temperatures, and an abundance of wildlife activity. For those
j… read more
December ushers in a transformative period for the
Okavango Delta in northern Botswana—one of
Africa’s most iconic and ecologically rich destinations. With the onset
of summer rains, the Delta emerges as a vibrant sanctuary, teeming with
renewed life and offering a unique safari experience ideal for those
seeking somet… read more
Akagera
National Park in eastern Rwanda has secured a prominent
place on the global tourism map, earning a spot on National Geographic’s
prestigious list of the world’s 25 must-visit destinations for 2026.
This accolade not only celebrates Akagera’s remarkable transformation
and conservation triumphs but also signals a… read more
The
Okavango Delta in northern Botswana stands
as one of Africa’s most enchanting wilderness destinations, and
November signals a profound shift in its natural rhythms. As the dry
season surrenders to the first welcome rains, this iconic landscape
undergoes a rapid transformation, offering a unique window for
sub-Sah… read more
Etosha National Park, a jewel
of Namibia’s wildlife heritage and a cornerstone of Southern Africa’s
safari circuit, has recently faced one of its most severe environmental
crises. Since the wildfire outbreak on September 22, 2025, the park has
endured extensive damage, with over a third of its vast expanse scorched
by flames. Th… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has issued a public
statement confirming the occurrence of localized anthrax cases within
Kruger National Park, a situation that
aligns with the park’s natural disease cycle. This announcement, while
noteworthy, brings with it a reassuring message: there is an
… read more
This
September, as South Africa marks Tourism
Month, a significant spotlight falls on the remarkable
strides made at Mabula Private Game
Reserve, where Extraordinary Resorts Management is
nurturing the next wave of safari talent. The success of Mabula’s
trainee guides signals not only personal triump… read more
In a
proactive move to safeguard both wildlife and guests,
South African National Parks (SANParks) has
instituted a temporary closure of the renowned
Matekenyane Lookout Point within the
southern reaches of Kruger National Park.
This decision follows the confirmed presence of a lione… read more
The
Namibian Roads Authority (RA) has
announced a major milestone in the country’s transport infrastructure:
the opening of newly completed sections of the Dr Hage G.
Geingob Freeway, formerly known as the Windhoek – Hosea
Kutako International Airport Road. This development marks a significant
leap f… read more
Ethiopia Showcases Biodiversity and Heritage Commitments at Global Wildlife Program Summit
Kruger National Park in December: A Lush Wonderland of Wildlife, Birth, and Summer Storms
Okavango Delta’s Green Season: December Unveils New Safari Opportunities for African Market
Akagera National Park Shines Globally: Rwanda’s Safari Gem Among Top 25 Must-Visit Destinations for
November’s Rainfall Brings New Safari Experiences to Botswana’s Okavango Delta
Etosha National Park Wildfires: Navigating Challenges and Opportunities Amidst Recovery and Infrastr
New Generation of Safari Guides Elevates South Africa’s Wildlife Experiences at Mabula
Namibia Unveils Key Freeway Sections, Boosting Airport Access and Regional Trade
