News
Midmar Dam Spilling, Vaal Dam Tops 60 Percent
Midmar Dam is spilling and the Vaal Dam looks to keep on rising. In a rare moment of good news, at least some concerns about water in South Africa subside. Back in October, KZN weekly […]
Wildlife and Environment
Namibia
Namibia Staggering Logging Deforestation
Namibia, largely a water-shy desert now suffers from staggering deforestation as a result of logging. In the Northern region, large tracts of ancient rosewood trees occur naturally. Sadly, not for much longer. Apparently, China and […]
Botswana
African Horseback Safaris Share Stunning Wildlife Encounters
African Horseback Safaris operate across much of Africa, including South Africa and Eswatini. They also operate in Zimbabwe, Namibia, Mozambique, Bostwana and in East Africa. Almost every day they share stunning photos and videos on […]
News
Lisa Tora Kytösaho Fundraiser For Cheetah Conservation
Lisa Tora Kytösaho a Swedish woman who lives in South Africa dedicates her life to Cheetah. In fact, she heads the Western Cape Cheetah Conservation project. Cheetah numbers decline through poaching. But that’s only one […]
News
South Africa’s Reptiles Threatened By Irresponsible Trade
South Africa’s reptiles face danger. Sadly, the reckless harvesting of reptiles in the wild seems rampant. Moreover, these creatures trade as pets, leather and food. Furthermore, the current Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species […]
News
KwaZulu-Natal Poaching Increases Since Lockdown Level 1
Increasingly, illegal hunting in Kwa-Zulu Natal accelerates. Alarmingly, poachers with hunting dogs slaughter game and, reportedly, intimidate Wildlife rangers. Sadly, a report in News24.com featured a photograph showing slaughtered juvenile eland. Moreover, the animals on […]
