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On the morning of 5 September 2017, the inhabitants of Saint-Louis, a regional capital on Senegal’s northwest coast, woke to a strange scene. The statue of Louis Faidherbe that had formed the focal point of the Square Faidherbe since 1887 had fallen.
Conservation and Community Program Manager at Singita’s lodges in Rwanda, Claudine Tuyishime, shares where to walk, rest and grab a bite in the capital.
African Wild Dogs are misunderstood, persecuted and now critically endangered — acclaimed photographer Margot Raggett sheds light on this unique species.
While a rainforest once spanned the continent, Africa is now home to just 8% of the world’s ancient woodlands.
Cousin to cultured Zanzibar, Mafia Island is Tanzania's smaller and lesser-known island destination. Lying some 160km to the south, it’s also the domain of ocean giants.
200 pyramids populate desert sands near the ancient city of Meroë, standing testament to a largely untold chapter of African history.
Travelling to Africa is more meaningful than you think. These conservation-led safaris make all the difference for a wilder world
From aardvark to mozzies to Zululand, we have you covered.
Boasting a long list of accolades, Takudzwa Mutezo tells us about the best museums, bars and markets to visit in her guide to Harare.
Great Zimbabwe is the largest ancient structure in Africa south of the Sahara, and one of the most culturally important archaeological sites on the continent.
The founder of Kenya's Ol Pejeta conservancy talks about Tinder for endangered species and the word 'conservation'.
A Kenyan lodge promises crowd-free game viewing and a safari model changing the nature of conservation tourism as we know it.
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