Conservation & Wildlife
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Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport welcomed a black impala lamb to its local herd. The new lamb is the first of its kind to be born within the airport’s parameters.
Impalas are one of the most common antelope found in Southern Africa but a black lamb is quite a rarity.
The black colour is a genetic mut… read more
More than 8 000 local people have visited Lake Malawi National Park since last year, the figure which the Department of Parks and Wildlife has said is the highest in a decade. Previously, not more than 3 000 local tourists visited the park.
Speaking on Wednesday the department Upper Shire Division manager, McPhillip Mwithokom… read more
PROSPECTS of Tanzania, in particular the Serengeti National Park to get a huge number of tourists is increasingly large as the park grabs headlines as the second preferred destination for 2021.
Being only second to Maldives, Serengeti National Park has been singled out by global agents of an internationally renowned tr… read more
Despite the negative impacts stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic, domestic tourism has been reported to have picked up with more locals visiting the Etosha National Park compared to international tourists.
Etosha is one of the largest national parks in Africa, one of the oldest, and is considered as Namibia's flagship tourist destin… read more
It’s always a wonderful experience to see wild animals
with their babies. The Kruger National Park is currently teeming with
newborns and visitors have been sharing sweet moments between fierce
predators and their little bundles.
Among them is a hyena mother, trying to take a nap while her adorable
cubs climb and clamber all over… read more
After years of rehabilitation at the Zululand Rhino Orphanage, rhinos Mpilo and Makhosi were successfully released into their new, wild home.
‘Mpilo and Makhosi who were both rehabilitated at the Zululand Rhino Orphanage since they were young calves are a conservation success story, and now, they will finally go back into the wild a… read more
Following devastating pictures of a malnourished male lion and dozens of underfed animals at a zoo in Nigeria which got the internet buzzing, a None Governmental Organisation (NGO), Wildlife Charity has begun a rescue mission to save the life of the severely starved lion after a visitor discovered it.
This comes as the organisation … read more
Etosha National Park is being rehabilitated in an effort to attract tourists and tour operators that have been shunning the park because of its badly damaged roads.
he Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) is
rehabilitating parts of the road network in the Etosha National Park in
an effort to attract tourists … read more
The World Travel Awards has declared Serengeti as the 2020 African's leading National Park.
A press statement issued by the Tanzania National Parks Authority early on Tuesday stated that "... instead of the traditional gathering of the African gala, the 27 world travel winners were united virtually and announced on Monday Nov… read more
As tourism continues to recover at a snail pace following the outbreak of the Covid-19, Ngamba chimpanzee sanctuary struggles to cope with the situation and seeks more support to sustain the facility.
According to Dr Joshua Rukundo, the Executive Director of the sanctuary, since the reopening on October 1, they have registered on… read more
Kruger International Airport welcomes black impala to resident herd
Tourism Booming in Lake Malawi National Park
Serengeti declared second most preferred Destination for 2021
Domestic Tourism Picks Up in Etosha
It’s baby season in the Kruger National Park
Rescuing 47 animals in Burkina Faso, Wildlife charity moves to Nigeria
Ngamba Chimpanzee Sanctuary struggles, visitor numbers still low
