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Investing in a fancy camera and an 11-week DSLR photo course seemed to be paying off because I was allowed to be one of the very first people to see our Khwai Bedouin Camp...

Tobias from Germany – exploring Cape Town and Jenman African Safaris Week 18 (7th to 13th of June) Feel it – it IS here!!! No one who currently is in Cape Town would doubt that. And...

Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Fred and I am a leopard living in the Savuti area of Botswana. Even if I say so myself, I am a rather good-looking leopard. I am...

The government of Tanzania has reopened discussions about building a tarmac (paved) highway across the northern part of Serengeti National Park, cutting directly across the path of the annual wildebeest migration. This highway has been...

Cameras spot leopards within city boundaries Source: Cape Times, Monday June 14th 2010 – Craig McKune NEW “camera trap” photographs, part of a project studying leopard populations in the mountains surrounding Cape Town, have confirmed the...

A Jenman African Safaris’ employee Debbie braved the heights of Mount Kilimanjaro, situated in the Kilimanjaro National Park in Tanzania. Mount Kilimanjaro, a now-dormant volcano, rises to 5895 metres and is both the...

I am sure most of you have heard about the Madagascar Cyclones and the destruction on the news…. Madagascar is a tropical island in the Indian Ocean and therefore tropical cyclones are expected around...

The beginning of the end … Hoerikwaggo Hike – The final leg! On Wednesday, 14 January at 08h45 sharp, Hilka, Amina, Babes, Sydney and myself braced ourselves for the last stretch of the Hoerikwaggo trail,...