Wednesday, 9 March 2022

South Africa: An African Anthology: Kapama Karula achieves premium status

Kapama Private Game Lodge South Africa

KAPAMA KARULA ACHIEVES PREMIUM STATUS FOR 2ND YEAR

We are thrilled to announce that Kapama Karula, the flag-ship luxury safari lodge in Kapama Private Game Reserve, the Greater Kruger National Park, has once again been awarded the prestigious 5-star Premium status for the 2nd year. Ms Nelisiwe Yengwa (National Quality Assessment Manager) and Rethabile Lebethe (Provincial Quality Assurance Specialist) from TGCSA, presented Theresa Cronje – Kapama Karula Lodge Manager and GM, Christiaan Basson, with the award in a handover ceremony on 18th February. We are extremely proud of the Kapama Karula team.

OUT WITH THE OLD AND IN WITH THE NEW!

Kapama is ever changing, especially with the latest additions of the newly built River Lodge dining experience Xitsumbeni.

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Tuesday, 8 March 2022

Namibia: Natural Selection and Etosha Heights support relocation of cheetah

NATURAL SELECTION AND ETOSHA HEIGHTS PRIVATE RESERVE SUPPORT THE RELOCATION OF THREATENED CHEETAH.

Assisted by a number of anatomical adaptations for speed - including a light streamlined body, deep chest, long thin legs, elongated spine and tail, and protracted claws - it is ironic that the world’s fastest land mammal is in a race against time!

Cheetah populations are declining globally, due to numerous threats to their survival such as habitat fragmentation, human-wildlife conflict and declining prey availability.

Cheetah are currently listed as Vulnerable by the IUCN, with a call to have its status changed to Endangered due to declining global populations. Its very name cheetah means "large, spotted cat of India" and is testament to its far greater historic distribution throughout Africa, Asia and Europe.

The current global population is estimated to be 7000, and apart from a small population in North-eastern Iran, the majority are in sub-Saharan Africa - with Namibia having the largest free roaming (outside of formal protected areas) population of cheetah in the world.

Approximately 76% of the cheetah’s range is in unprotected areas, and for a species with home ranges averaging 554–7,063 km2, conservation work outside formally protected areas is critical to their survival. In other words, they do not only need space but also concerted efforts from organizations to make cheetah conservation a reality. This ranges from habitat rehabilitation to conservation education to the reduction of farmer-cheetah conflict through the introduction of cheetah-friendly herding practices. See the Cheetah Conservation Foundation website for a full description of cheetah conservation.

Etosha Heights is not only one of the largest private reserves in Namibia (encompassing approximately 60,000 hectares and sharing its northern boundary with Etosha National Park), but its wildlife management and recent conservation endeavors have created an environment that make it an ideal location for cheetah conservation.

It is into this environment that Natural Selection supported the release of two male cheetah, rescued from Kalahari farmland. The release took place on 16 February and was co-facilitated with the Cheetah Conservation Foundation (CCF) who rescued these cheetah, the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST), Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF), Etosha Heights Private Reserve and Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism.

The NUST Biodiversity Research Centre (BRC) has appointed a student who will monitor the cheetah’s daily movements for the next 6 months to ensure the relocation is successful and gain an understanding of their preferred prey and habitat use. This work forms part of an ongoing long-term conservation research program at Etosha Heights and Etosha National Park that collects data on interactions between predators and prey.

This program is a collaborative partnership between NUST’s BRC, GCF, Etosha Heights and others. This interdisciplinary conservation approach is a testament that collective efforts can secure the future of cheetah and other wildlife in Africa.

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Monday, 7 March 2022

Old trains in Nairobi, Kenya | Заброшенные старые поезда в Найроби, Кения

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Old trains in Nairobi, Kenya | Заброшенные старые поезда в Найроби, Кения



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Botswana: Flame of Africa Dop en Tjop Fishing Experience

What’s New in Chobe, Botswana?

Dop en Tjop Fishing Experience

Our latest edition to the family is a Fishing Trip done our way. We believe a Braai (BBQ) should be on every boat, even better if its a fishing boat. Behold every fisherman/woman’s dream, bringing the exciting thrill of Tiger Fishing and the fun around the fire together. It’s named Dop en Tjop for a reason.

(if you get it, you’re our kinda person, and we get you).

The idea is as such, we supply the boat, skipper who knows the waters along with the fuel and fishing setup for 6 people including rods, landing nets, lures and even the kitchen sink, no really there is a kitchen sink with running water!

The Dop en Tjop is ideal for a group of 10 passengers, 6 of which can fish at the same time.

Rods suitable for Adults and Children are Included along with tackle and landing equipment.

Three Burner Gas Braai (BBQ) on board, simply bring your ideal Braai favorites and cook up a storm on the Chobe while the fish bite. Includes gas, cooler box full of ice, utensils and a small pack of braai spices. If you like, we can make a stop at our dedicated jetty outside the Spar where you can hop off to grab your desired Dop and Tjop’s.

Yes there really is a Kitchen sink!

You can rent the boat out for a half day or go the full hog and enjoy a full day on the river. Don’t worry there is a toilet on board, oh and did we mention the kitchen sink!

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Sunday, 6 March 2022

Botswana: Machaba Safaris: A Love Affair With Africa

Machaba Safaris Botswana

A Love Affair With Africa

February is the month of love and we are celebrating love in all its forms at Machaba.

The African bush is known for its enchanting natural landscapes, unique experiences and for the undeniable desire to return after your first trip. If you have visited Africa before, you will know the feeling of falling head over heels in love with the wildlife, the people and the very essence of life you will find here.

Whether you are travelling as newlyweds, celebrating an anniversary, or on a family getaway, we will make your stay truly unforgettable! Let us begin by telling you a few things we love about Africa.

Falling in Love With Vast Landscapes

Step into a world beyond the one you know and fall in love with the wide-open spaces and panoramic views in Zimbabwe and Botswana.

Framed by stunning vistas, wildlife roams in search of food and water and watching life unfold before your eyes will have you weak at the knees. Love is in the babbling rivers and the undulating hills, you will know just where to look for it.

Unforgettable Experiences

We love adventure! Feel at one with nature as you track wildlife on foot, looking for tracks and clues on the ground as you go or revel in the calm serenity as you drift slowly down a peaceful river on a traditional mokoro.

Each experience will have you falling deeper in love as you glimpse at the beauty of these magical destinations from different perspectives. Let each experience enrapture your senses as the love for Africa grows the longer you are here.

Wonderful Wildlife

There is nothing quite like closing your eyes and listening to the calls, roars and songs of the African bush. From big cats to the smallest beetles, the captivating colours and close encounters with the abounding wildlife is what keep us coming back for more.

Like a leopard’s rosettes, each trip to Africa is unique and each experience will stay with you long after you return home.

Eco-Luxury at its Finest

Savour each moment with loved ones and enjoy time spent in your private tents at each of our eco-luxury lodges. Exuding their own charms and sprinkled across Zimbabwe and Bostwana, the one aspect that brings them all together is their warm African Hospitality. Gaze up at the stars and revel in precious memories being made.

Our Machaba family is ready to welcome you back home.

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Saturday, 5 March 2022

Namibia: Lake Oanob Resort: OTB Point break Open Water Swim

OTB Pointbreak Open Water Swim 05 + 06 March 2022 at Lake Oanob Resort

Please take note of the swim route for this coming weekend, rendering the mapped area as well as the Boat Launch occupied for the duration of the event Saturday morning.

We ask that boaters not be on the water during this time:
Saturday, 5 March from 09.00-12.00
Sunday, 6 March from 08.00-12.00

Only the area from the Boat Launch to the Dam wall will be used for the Swim.

POINTBREAK OPEN WATER 2022

Entries

Online entries close 12h00 Wednesday 2 March.

Event gift first 200 entries. 

Kids: N$140 with event gift and finishers medal (N$40 no shirt)

Kids entries close 28 Feb

Late entries: On day of race. Cost N$300 and entries close 09h10.

Registration

Thursday 3 March OTB Sport Grove from 11h00 to 15h00.

Saturday 5 March at Oanob Resort from 15h00 to 16h00  (for people staying over at Oanob).

Distances

5km:  N$290 

2.1Km:  N$290

700m:  N$270

Kids Fun Event (approx. 150m): N$ 40 (No event gift, finishers medal) OR N$140 with event gift.

Times for Sunday Start/Finish/Prize Giving

Start 700m: 09h30

Start 2.1km: 10h00

Kiddies Fun Event: 11h00 This is a fun event that children can participate in along with their parents or other competent swimmer.  All children will receive a finisher’s medal.  There are no prizes for positions, but children’s cap numbers are included in the lucky draw.  Child must be assisted/overseen by a competent swimmer.  The child’s safety is the responsibility of the parent/swimmer accompanying the child.  Any flotation device may be used to assist the child.

Prize Giving will be at approximately 12h00

5 Km Adventure Swim - Saturday (all other events are on Sunday)

Minimum age 14 years.

Cut off time: 2h15

The event will start at the far NW side of the dam, past all the houses, where the Oanob river flows into the dam.   To get there it will take approximately half an hour with a high clearance vehicle.  Swimmers will then swim the length of the dam.  Participants will need to make their own arrangements to get to the start, the OTB swimmers will leave the restaurant area at 10 am and you can follow in this convoy to the start of the swim.   If you do not have a vehicle or need assistance to get to the start please email yvonne@otbsport.com

Swimmers will need to self navigate the swim.  The dam has a serpentine shape with enclaves.  The distance in reasonably straight lines is 5km.   This as a long distance adventure swim and if you are afraid to get "lost" or to swim too much do not enter this race.   Swimmers are allowed their own support on the water.   But they can not "hang-on" to the support craft for assistance.

Times for Saturday - 5km

9h00 - 10h00 Registration (collection of race cap and event shirt).

10h00:  OTB swimmers will leave the resort at 10 am and you can follow in this convoy to the start of the swim. It is approximately 30min drive.

Start of 5km: 11h00

The Race

5.1. Location

Lake Oanob Resort.

Participants, who have pre-entered, will not be charged entry fee to Oanob Resort. Non-participants will be charged Oanob Resorts usual entry fee.

The resort will be selling cold drinks/hot beverages and food throughout the day.

5.2. Accommodation

Camping and Chalets at Lake Oanob Resort

5.3. Timekeeping and Numbering

All swimmers must be numbered prior to start of race (regardless whether you are wearing a wetsuit). Participants should not grease themselves until they have been numbered.

Swimmers must not remove their swim caps as they exit the water. They must keep their swim caps on until they have crossed the finish line. Many participants may be wearing a wetsuit and the numbered cap will be the only way in which we can record your time. Please also assist timekeepers by calling your number as you finish. If you are not wearing a swim cap at the finish line then your time may not be recorded. Participants will be informed of further details regarding timekeeping and the finish protocol prior to the event. Please adhere to the requirements as they are important in assisting us to accurately capture swim times.

5.4 Wetsuits

Participants may swim in a wetsuit if water temperature is below 22 degrees. Participants will be informed prior to the race if race is wetsuit legal.

5.5. Safety

Participants need to assess for themselves (and /or minors) whether they are fit enough to take part.

Participants should note that there is limited assistance on the water. We make use of volunteers for water safety.

In an emergency swimmer should raise an arm overhead for assistance (not wave).

All participants are required to sign an indemnity form and agree that they take part in the event at their own risk. 

General Rules

Participants are expected to partake in the spirit of the event and conduct themselves in a sportsmanlike manner at all times.

People participating in the event do so at their own risk and the event organisers, sponsors and local authorities are not responsible for any loss or injury however that loss or injury may be caused.

Competitors shall:

Practice good sportsmanship at all times.

Be responsible for their own safety.

Obey instructions from race officials.

Treat other competitors, officials, volunteers, and spectators with respect and courtesy.

Violations should be reported to timekeepers or Yvonne Brinkmann.

Inform timekeepers if they withdraw from a race.

Ensure that they are familiar with the course; the participant is responsible for any deviations from the route which, if deemed an unfair advantage, may result in disqualification.

Competitors must not remove their swim cap until they have crossed the finish line.

A competitor who has a protest must do so in writing within 15 minutes of his/her finish time. Written protests are to be handed in at timekeeper table or to Yvonne Brinkmann.

A competitor can be suspended for unsportsmanlike conduct and fraud. The event organiser’s decision is final and will be made in consultation with relevant people.

No outside assistance may be given to a participant. Third party assistance is deemed to constitute an unfair advantage.

The race organizers take no responsibility for prizes not collected in person at prize giving.

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Friday, 4 March 2022

Namibia: Retreats at African Monarch Lodges this year

Retreats at African Monarch Lodges this year

We invite you to join Dusty and I as we immerse ourselves into a sphere of healing energy at Nambwa Tented Lodge inside the Bwabwata National Park in the Eastern Zambezi Region of Namibia with 6 healing retreats to select from during 2022.

We will be cradled in the healing sanctuary of Nambwa Tented Lodge, raised high above the ground allowing the majestic elephants traversing these age-old migratory routes to have right of way.   An authentic walkway joins ten decadently spacious tented suites, which emanate a feeling of vastness and evoke a gentle balance of serenity.

NAMBWA FAMILY RETREAT

Bring the kids to Namwa Tented Lodge for a family safari like no other

15 - 18 April 2022

Looking at the wonders of nature through the eyes of a child is the most remarkable way to go on safari as a family. Nambwa Tented Lodge offers their Family Retreat during the Easter holidays where children with their moms and dads are accommodated at a Peter Pan Treetop Style lodge.

Includes a Junior Ranger Mini-Course, carefully designed to introduce young people to the mystery and excitement of the African wilderness, the program will give its participants a taste of the skills every budding bush ranger needs. Under the care of our experienced field guides, they will learn fascinating facts about the unique wildlife of Bwabwata National Park, discover how to identify these creatures by sight, call and track, and uncover the secrets of the trees and plants growing all around them. They will spend a night away from Mom and Dad on a private island, sleeping underneath the shining African stars on a reed (papyrus) mattress made by themselves.

Meanwhile, Mums and Dads will be free to join in with the learning, or perhaps join the variety of activities available, including game drives, boat safaris, bush walks or fishing trips. Those seeking a spiritual connection with their surroundings might opt to begin their day with morning yoga practice led by our dedicated instructor, who will awaken the mind, the body and the senses. Others may simply choose to relax in the luxury of Nambwa Tented Lodge.

We will celebrate the last evening with a feast on a private island in the bush. Dress up as your favourite character!

ACTIVATE YOUR DIVINE PURPOSE

You are more powerful than you know

12 - 17 June 2022

Join Lisa Armstrong and Kim Mazabow as they take us on a deep dive for 5 days to connect and retrieve the Innate Gifts which are encoded in our Hearts and very Being. Everything we need is within us. Including the Divine Life Force which initiates and sustains our lives. We will be taught simple Techniques validated by neuroscience, micro-biology and quantum physics to shift the perception of our reality. Redesigning our future and quantum jumping onto our highest available timeline.

Explore the boundaries of consciousness, rediscover the magical potential that exists within us and access more of our Super Human potential.

Join us for a unique and powerful opportunity to access the Wisdom of the Breath And Body through Breathwork, Yoga and Meditation in an unprecedented formula devised to unlock our Divine Life Purpose.

DIVING DEEP, RISING HIGH

Journey to Your Sacred Feminine Essence

28 August - 2 September 2022

The Diving Deep, Rising High retreat takes us on a powerful journey of healing and transformation during which we will reconnect with ancient feminine wisdom deep inside us, heal wounds that are keeping us from loving themselves exactly as we are and unleash our innate, feminine power. 

Facilitated by the internationally renowned women’s retreat facilitator and sacred space holder, Emmi Mutale.  We will engage in deeply healing group process work, step into powerful ceremonial space, participate in gentle movement practises designed to nurture the body, have plenty of time for reflection and relaxation, spend time in the rejuvenating African bush and nourish ourselves with healthy vegetarian cuisine lovingly prepared by the Nambwa Chefs.  

(Women's Only Retreat)

SACRED ALCHEMY

Harmonizing the Whole

2 - 7 October 2022

Sacred Alchemy is a journey through the body into the heart of the soul.

Join Melissa Mukaiwa & Sven-Eric Müller for a 5-day healing immersion in the Bwabwata National Park in the East Zambezi Region of Namibia, a region of infinite scenic beauty with a great diversity of untouched, raw, fragile, and yet powerful Nature with an abundance of wildlife. Allow for a profound re(connection) with self while being awed by Mother Nature.

Using the power of somatic movement, yoga, meditation, various energetic healing modalities, breathwork, sacred ceremony, sound healing and intuitive dance; Sven-Eric & Mel will gently support us in accessing the most profound states of divine union and transcendent, ecstatic bliss - first within ourselves and then with everyone else.

THE INVITATION

Conscious conception is to live as an invitation for life to come home

18 - 23 Nov 2022

Join Liezl Hovig on a journey into our heart of hearts and bring forth & birth that which resides within? This unique once in a lifetime couples retreat at Nambwa Tented Lodge, is equal parts knowledge sharing, personal experience and shared connection. We will embrace the opportunity to revel in each other's company through shared rituals, practices and learning. We will immerse ourselves straight into the wilderness with a luxurious & soulful back-to-nature experience in the Bwabwata National Park of Namibia. Besides the daily workshops & sessions, we will be taken on amazing game drives and boat cruises.

Expect to find the perfect balance between relaxation and invigoration as we explore the wild beauty of the East Zambezi Region. A region known for its great diversity of untouched, raw, fragile, and yet powerful Nature with an abundance of wildlife.

THE FORGOTTEN ART OF HEALING

The Forgotten Art of Healing is about cultivating true presence, ease, and joy in our daily lives by developing the energy of mindfulness, concentration, and insight

2 - 7 December 2022

Join Wolfgang Henckert on this 5-day transformative retreat that will allow us a profound (re)connection with yourself while being awed by Mother Nature.

Anticipate an inner journey that is embedded in pure nature so that we may come to appreciate the sounds, smells, and liveliness of Mother Earth. When we come to enjoy the ecstatic silence of the bush, blending our energies with that of Nature, a plenitude of animals literally walk right over us. Experienced guides will take us on carefully selected game drives, game cruises and bushwalks, nurturing us to find the magnificent presence of Now. At any given moment, we will have ample opportunities for introspection, silence, sharing, caring, releasing or just being.

Authentic Experiences in the Zambezi Region of Namibia

Superior standards and unrivalled spaces are equally matched by the detail and attention bestowed on our guests by the staff who are carefully selected from the local communities for their passion for heartfelt personal service. This ensures that all our guests enjoy an extraordinary, unparalleled and true African experience.

Our unquenchable desire to create memorable African experiences takes you on foot, by boat or vehicle, up close and personal with some of the biggest herds of elephants that traverse the largest conservation area in Africa.

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Thursday, 3 March 2022

Victoria Falls: Mbano Manor Hotel 2022 update

2022 Update : Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls

Greetings from the Mbano Manor Hotel, Victoria Falls Sales Desk. My name is Tracey.

We are excited at the prospect of a promising 2022 for our travel and tourism industry.

At Mbano Manor hotel, our product is now complete with the opening of the Mutota Forest Villa in December 2021. Our exciting boutique offering now features 18 luxury mini-villa suites and the presidential Forest Villa.

In Victoria Falls, the year kicked off with the much-awaited Africa’s Eden Travel Show, where over 70 buyers from 20 countries joined 100 local and regional tourism destination operators for a two-day face to face event.

Mbano Manor Hotel participated in this event, showcasing our new boutique hotel to the tour operators. Sales inquiries are already coming through!

Even more exciting, Zimbabwe has reopened all the country’s ports of entry effective from February 2022. Qatar airlines now flies into Harare, and Emirates Airlines resumed its flights also in February. Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways, SA Airlink and British Airways continue to fly into Victoria Falls, along with local airlines Fastjet and Air Zimbabwe. Lufthansa launches its flights to Victoria Falls (via Windhoek) on 30 March 2022!

Kindly let us know how we can work together to promote our hotel and destination.

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Wednesday, 2 March 2022

Namibia: OL Leisure: Mokuti Renovation Project 2022/23

Mokuti Lodge Renovation Project 2022/23

28.02.2022

We are heading into exciting times not only for our brands, but also the tourism industry, as travel begins to pick up slowly, both in Namibia and internationally. Having recently unveiled our revamped Midgard, we are excited for another one of our establishments to be transformed into a contemporary destination, whilst we preserve its 32-year character and heritage.

Today I share with you the exciting news that Mokuti Etosha Lodge will be undergoing a full upgrade. As a result of the construction to take place, the lodge will be closed as of 22 March 2022 for a period of twelve (12) to fifteen (15) months for the envisioned refurbishments to be completed.

The renovations will include a completely new main building (reception, bars, dining room, kitchen, conference center, including the pool bar and pool area, as well as the main entrance) will be demolished and rebuilt. The current Boma will also be demolished and relocated to a new bush location in a form of a new Sky-Boma. Current rooms will be upgraded, and additional rooms as well as new guest experiences and exciting activities will be added (e.g. conservation center, cultural village, new viewpoints, upgrades to the airstrip etc.)

Our grand dame, Mokuti, is ready for a facelift and keeping in line with our Purpose, “Creating a future, enhancing life”, we want to ensure that it will still be at the forefront of the hospitality industry in Namibia going forward. It is with faith in our future and the future of tourism, despite the unprecedented challenges we have faced, that O&L is investing in Mokuti once again and setting new standards for our country.

While this project was planned for a long time, key project requirements, including planning, financing and resourcing, were unfortunately delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. These have now been put in place and in the current climate of uncertainty, we have taken the opportunity to proceed with this long-overdue project now, in a focused and purposeful manner. While Mokuti is already among Namibia’s top safari destinations, we now have the opportunity to totally reimagine the lodge and deliver what could be Namibia’s most loved destination under the theme of “Africa Reimagined”. 

We look forward to this new chapter in Mokuti Etosha Lodge’s books and invite you to join us in this very exciting journey.

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Tuesday, 1 March 2022

Botswana: Stars of Africa's new camps

NEW COMMUNITY CONCESSION CAMPS OPEN IN BOTSWANA

Stars of Africa, a company that has a collection of safari camps, private game reserves, luxury hotels, beach retreats, and wine estates in Southern and Eastern Africa, has opened two exciting new camps in Botswana.

The first of these is the exciting African Excursions Guest House, which is in the Khwai Community Concession in the northeast of the Okavango Delta, adjacent to Moremi Game Reserve. The second is Mogogelo Camp, which is in a private, game-rich concession area on the eastern edge of the Okavango Delta.

African Excursion Guest House offers comfortable accommodation in 7 classic thatched chalets with glass sliding doors, twin or double rooms, en-suite bathrooms, and a small deck area overlooking the garden. It offers a family-friendly way to explore the delta in one of Botswana’s most active wildlife areas.

Mogogelo offers 10 classic canvas suites, raised on wooden decks and with en-suite bathrooms and private decks. All have a view of the waterhole and the wildlife that visit it. Facilities at the camp include a thatched dining area with a bar, an outdoor lounge, a swimming pool, and a traditional fire pit looking toward the waterhole.

Both are easily reached from Maun which makes them convenient for any itinerary but also allows for self-drive use. Being in locally-owned concessions means that fees paid, go directly into benefiting the indigenous communities with facilities such as schools and clinics as decided by a community trust as well as providing employment.

There is a varied range of activities available within both camps' private concessions; day and night game drives, walking safaris with local guides, and mokoro (traditional canoe) rides dependent on seasonal water levels. African Excursion also offers full-day trips into the neighboring Moremi Game Reserve.

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