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Vunja Ukimya—Break the silence
Vunja Ukimya is a new Tanzanian nonprofit that was created to educate young women about menstruatio…
Semuliki & Semliki safaris
Why Semuliki National Park and Semliki Wildlife Reserve should be your next safari destination Ugan…
Bat viewing in Kasanka
Bat viewing in Kasanka Neil Raffan, long-time YAS member and African safari aficionado, returned to…
Horse saddle quiz
Do you know your English saddle from your Western saddle? Test your saddle skills with our quick …
Horseback safaris in Hwange
Trail and riding safaris in Hwange National Park An African safari is the ultimate opportunity to o…
Electric safari vehicles
Today’s traveler seeks more from their African safari than just productive game drives and comforta…
Visiting captive wildlife facilities in South Africa
Visiting captive wildlife tourism facilities in South Africa As the safari and wildlife tourism ind…
Moukalaba-Doudou: Gabon's hidden gem
Why visit Gabon? Those looking for unspoiled nature and truly remote wildlife viewing opportunities…
Why visit Lake Naivasha?
Are you planning a safari to Kenya? Safari destinations such as Masai Mara, Samburu, Nairobi Nation…
Kordofan giraffe
The Kordofan giraffe, Giraffa camelopardalis antiquorum, is a subspecies of the northern giraffe Gi…
Amazing meerkats
Despite UK television adverts, meerkats don’t have an uncanny ability to help people find good car …
Africa's giraffe subspecies
Do you know your African giraffe? The giraffe, the silent one of Africa’s open plains, grass and wo…
The dangerous seven wildlife
An erroneous safari query is the genesis of this post. Not long ago, we received an email from som…
Are genets really cats?
What is a genet cat? A cat-like carnivore with a leopard pattern—the genet is a unique critter that…
Red Chilli Hideaway
Visitors to Uganda looking for more than just a place to rest and rewind will want to consider Red …