The Ugandan government has announced that the new bridge across the Nile in Jinja, worth 109 million US Dollars and largely financed by the Government of Japan, is expected to be ready by 2016.
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Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Elephants slaughtered to feed Mugabe’s party
On 7th October 2010, in Zimbabwe, President Robert Mugabe held a ZANU PF rally combined with the official opening of the Women's Empowerment Bank.
In order to entice people to attend this event, 3 elephants, 3 buffaloes and a number of smaller animals were shot and cooked. It is common knowledge that under the current economic climate, many people in the rural areas are starving and will make an effort to attend any function where free food is available.
Courtesy of the Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force. Please help them if you can.
In order to entice people to attend this event, 3 elephants, 3 buffaloes and a number of smaller animals were shot and cooked. It is common knowledge that under the current economic climate, many people in the rural areas are starving and will make an effort to attend any function where free food is available.
Courtesy of the Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force. Please help them if you can.
Monday, 10 January 2011
What should you bring on Safari?
We are often asked: What should I bring on safari?
Naturally it depends a little on your choice of safari destination and the time of year you are travelling, however please see our useful guide to the most common items.
Please see our: What to bring on Safari page.
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Naturally it depends a little on your choice of safari destination and the time of year you are travelling, however please see our useful guide to the most common items.
Please see our: What to bring on Safari page.
Please contact our safari holiday experts for more info or call: 01227 753181
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What should I bring on safari
Mountain Gorilla Census
The endangered mountain gorilla population in Virunga, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is growing steadily according to the latest census.
GROWING POPULATION: But there are stillfewer than 500 mountain gorillas living inthe Virunga Massif.
There results confirm that as well as a 3.7 per cent increase year on year, over the past seven years the population has grown by just over 26 per cent.
Please follow the link to read more or contact our safari holiday experts.
GROWING POPULATION: But there are stillfewer than 500 mountain gorillas living inthe Virunga Massif.
There results confirm that as well as a 3.7 per cent increase year on year, over the past seven years the population has grown by just over 26 per cent.
Please follow the link to read more or contact our safari holiday experts.
Liwonde National Park Aerial Census
October 2010 saw the most comprehensive aerial survey report for Liwonde to date. The fact that the Wilderness Trust has funded this survey for the past four years, means that it is possible to see the benefit of our long-term support for this exercise which is beginning to illustrate meaningful trends.
Please follow the link to read more or contact our safari holiday experts.
Please follow the link to read more or contact our safari holiday experts.
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Botswana Promotion
9 Camps, 1 rate
Please follow the link for our latest Botswana Safari Promotion.
For further info please contact our safari holiday experts on: 01227 753181
Please follow the link for our latest Botswana Safari Promotion.
For further info please contact our safari holiday experts on: 01227 753181
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Thursday, 6 January 2011
Botswana FAQ
Botswana
What are the differences between the Nxai Pan & Tau Pan?
Please follow the link above to find out.
What are the differences between the Nxai Pan & Tau Pan?
Please follow the link above to find out.
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