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In the footsteps of Madiba
A mosaic of Madiba on a pavement in Jo’burg
The Pillars of the Constitution at the Apartheid Museum, Johannesburg.
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Mandela’s possessions on display at the Mandela House Museum, Soweto
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The Delta in focus
Taking wildlife photographs requires technical skill, practice and patience. In this stunning portfolio of images, Hannes Lochner shares his tips on how to capture the animals of the Okavango Delta on camera
A wildlife lover's guide to Kenya
The safari was born in Kenya, a land of diverse habitats and abundant wildlife. Richard Trillo explores the rich appeal of its parks and conservancies. Illustrations by Karen Laurence-Rowe
Wildlife all year round
Kenya straddles the equator and has complicated seasonal variations. While most areas — except the far north and the dry south-east interior — receive some rain every month, in an average year most areas have several weeks of heavy rain between late March and early June (‘the long rains’) and a shorter spell of heavy rain in November and December (the ‘short rains’).
A shore thing
Looking for an ideal beach and bush combo? That’s easier than you might think, says Julia D’Orazio, as she discovers the best park you’ve never heard of. And finds she’s pretty much the only person there
For the love of birds
Despite Uganda’s relatively small size, its unique position means a rich portfolio of habitats and thus a profusion of species. What’s more, you don’t need to be on a specialist safari to see countless feathered delights, from the great blue turaco to the famed shoebill. Words and photographs by Mike Unwin
Surprising Liberia
Many people probably don’t know where this country lies on the map, let alone why one might wish to visit a place so heavily impacted by civil war and Ebola. Yet earlier this year, following the election of George Weah as president, Mark Stratton sensed that change was nigh and went to discover its unexpected appeal. Photographs by the writer
Land of the Lake
Lake Malawi is not only exceptionally beautiful but also offers a far wider variety of activities than any other part of the country, both in the water and on shore — from diving and snorkelling to birding and visiting fishing villages with a local guide. Sophie Ibbotson tells you everything you need to know about this varied holiday destination
10 reasons to take your kids on safari
Contrary to many misconceptions, Africa is an eye-opening, stimulating and educational playground for children. Will Gray tells us why the continent is the place to take your family
Plan the perfect holiday to Zimbabwe
Why should you visit this revitalised southern African country and how can you make the most of your trip? Shelley Cox tells you everything you need to know
How to 'do' Zimbabwe
You would need at least a month to do full justice to all of Zimbabwe’s remarkable sights, so most people select a combination of attractions that suit their interests and which are easily linked. Here we highlight three popular circuits, each with their own character, which show the country’s versatile nature and accessibility. Link them together for the ultimate grand tour!
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Regeneration of the Makgadikgadi
15 years ago, cattle were the only big animals to be seen on these magnificent saltpans in central Botswana. Yet today, you’ll find elephant, lion, cheetah, leopard and wild dogs, with more animals arriving all the time. Heather Richardson tells us how it happened, and how clever management of the land could help sustain the current boom
Heads together
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Secrets of the bush
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Safeguarding Ethiopian wolves
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