The date of the UK’s withdrawal from the EU is drawing ever nearer. What this exactly will entail and how it will affect South Africa is yet to be seen, but the UK says that, regardless, it is pushing for closer economic ties with Africa.
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When the community wins, so does nature conservation
Working with the community has been key to making the Singita Grumeti concession, next to Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, a success — both for the wildlife and local residents.
Dar es Salaam: a sultry city break
The service can be sullen, Uber is a nightmare and some flashy venues may be close to empty, but the city is a rewarding alternative to Zanzibar nonetheless.
Tanzania’s descent into despotism
John Magufuli came to power in Tanzania amid much fanfare. He’s done much in the way of reform — but the slow creep towards autocracy is concerning.
Discovering Pafuri, a hidden corner of the Kruger, on foot
Exploring the Kruger National Park’s extraordinary Pafuri region: a land of fever tree forests, ancient baobabs, dramatic gorgeous and stunning wildlife.
Walking along Kruger’s croc-infested Lanner Gorge
Mind your toes.
A private villa in Pafuri
Experiencing the Kruger as only a lucky few get to do.
Rediscovering Durban’s grand dame, the Oyster Box Hotel
Every city of substance has an iconic hotel to match. Durban is no exception.
Time out in Tofo
Come to this Mozambican village for the surfing and diving — then stay for the great food, laid-back vibes and stylish digs.
Benguerra’s beach bliss
The tropical island screen-saver holiday.
Alexander Matthews 