Johanna struts her stuff - Hamilton Spectator

Johanna struts her stuff Hamilton Spectator Jaffa bends over to greet her recently-born calf Johanna yesterday at the African Lion Safari. The newborn has already gained 10 pounds and grown two inches ... and more »

Safari lodge's concentrated photovoltaic plant could be precursor to 50-MW project - Creamer Media's Engineering News

Safari lodge's concentrated photovoltaic plant could be precursor to 50-MW project Creamer Media's Engineering News South Africa's first concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) solar demonstration plant of 60 kW was operational in the Western Cape, and supplying the daytime power ... and more »

Game conservation in Africa: Horns, claws and the bottom line - The Economist

The Economist

Game conservation in Africa: Horns, claws and the bottom line The Economist “As upmarket as possible,” says Colin Bell, a South African pioneer of luxury safaris. One of Mr Bell's camps is Selinda, in northern Botswana. ... and more »

Besieged Deans hopes to throw Cooper poachers off scent on African safari - Sydney Morning Herald

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Besieged Deans hopes to throw Cooper poachers off scent on African safari Sydney Morning Herald The Wallabies have used all sorts of crazy methods to overcome the South African altitude factor, including once wearing sunglasses on the flight to ... Wallabies ready to break veldt droughtABC Online all 427 news articles »

Win with Thula (tester) - iAfrica.com

iAfrica.com

Win with Thula (tester) iAfrica.com Rediscover nature in great style and true to the African safari camp of a past era at Thula Thula's luxury Tented Camp, where the peaceful essence of the ... and more »