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Author Alexander McCall Smith has given Shakespeare's Macbeth an African twist blending wildlife and intrigue in Botswana's first ever opera, staged in a restored garage in the capital. The "Okavango MacBeth" examines the human-like behaviour of baboons under the watchful eye of three primatologists who cannot intervene in a bloody struggle for power which has all the key facets of Shakespeare's play. An all-local cast performed with simple costumes in the 70-seat No. 1 Ladies Opera House, named after the highly successful detective agency series penned by McCall Smith whose stories brought Botswana to readers around the world. "As in Shakespeare's MacBeth, the Okavango ... Read Full Story
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This is a blogpost about the visit to the Kruger National Park by the Critchfield Family The Critchfield family while on their african safari stayed in the camps of Satara and Olifants, these camps are situated in the central and northern sectors of the park. Sightings were generally good with many different sightings of Elephant, Giraffe, Buffalo, Zebra, Wildebeest as well as sightings of Hyena, Crocodiles, Baboon etc. The Critchfield family also experienced wonderful sightings on two leopards on impala kills together with there cubs, as well as sightings on a kill really close to the H1 road btween Satars and Tshokwane picnic spot. ... Read Full Story
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You can survey the endless vista of the Serengeti National Park Tanzania and its teeming wildlife, a cooling drink in hand, served by the attentive staff. Wildlife Game Drives Safari Camping Walking Culture Honeymoon Photography Birding Luxury Tented Camp Day Tour. Kirawira Camp , epitome of colonially styled safari luxury stands high on the bluff of a bush-cloaked ridge, commanding panoramic views over the endlessly rolling reaches and volcanic reefs of the Serengeti National Park . Kirawira Camp is designed in typically Edwardian style, it features an elegant central meeting tent evocatively furnished with a tasteful selection of chintz-covered chaises longues, jewel-hued Persian rugs, ... Read Full Story
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Deep within the shadows of the dense valley bushveld of the Sundays River region of the Eastern Cape lies the Addo Elephant National Park. Here, the evenings are punctuated by the strident howl of the black-backed jackal, and the francolin’s call heralds each new dawn. Safe from relentless persecution in the past, the grey leviathans of the bush now roam in peace. The original Elephant section of the park was proclaimed in 1931, when only eleven elephants remained in the area - today this finely tuned ecosystem is sanctuary to over 450 elephants, Cape buffalo, black rhino, a variety of antelope species, as ... Read Full Story
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Africa is said to be the birthplace of all life as we know it and it is rightfully so. Anyone can tell you what to see in Africa, but telling you what not to see is a real task; after all, there is so much to see. So let’s start the journey through the reserves and national parks, where you can see animals ranging from stripes to spots, tall and short, huge elephants to the smallest rodents. Reserves and National Parks The nature of reserves and parks differs from country to country. If there weren’t any national parks or reserves, there would be no ... Read Full Story
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The Okavango Delta in Botswana is one of the last, totally unspoilt wildlife areas in Africa. Often called “the most beautiful place on Earth”, the Okavango Delta is the world’s largest inland delta. Fed by clear mountain streams, which rise in central Angola, and flow southward through the Caprivi and into Northern Botswana, the delta then fans out and forms the beautiful lush wetland oasis known as the Okavango Delta. The delta has no outlet to the sea, and empties onto the sands of the Kalahari Desert, providing a natural irrigation system. A warm and fertile environment, the delta is home to an abundance ... Read Full Story
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The Eastern Cape in South Africa was an area once inhabited by freely roaming elephants, concentrated in the thick forests found in the region. Sadly, these elephants no longer exist today, and it is highly unlikely, if not impossible, that you will spot an elephant in the forest. But wildlife conservation projects have brought elephants back into the Eastern Cape, with the Addo Elephant and Kariega National Parks making some noble attempts to restore a healthy elephant population. Addo Elephant National Park The Addo Elephant National Park in 164 000 km2 and includes an impressive 5 out of South Africa’s 7 biomes. As well ... Read Full Story
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Elephant

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Elephants, lions and rhinos — oh my! You can see these legendary beasts and more on an 11-day luxury safari in Botswana. Better yet, a longtime purveyor of African travel is offering a 2-for-1 deal on this adventure in one of southern Africa’s ...  
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Regional flights in East Africa have always added a significant expense to travel itineraries and to make things worse, the schedules are often sporadic. But despite the suspension of Tanzania's national airline (Air Tanzania) last December, things are looking up. Precision Air seems to have moved into the slot as Tanzania's most important airline, and is now partnered with Kenya Airways. Kenya Airways appears to be doing well and is also...  
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Cyclone Group, world-leaders in specialised sports tours for major global sporting events, today announced their agreement as official agent for Africa to the “One Ocean Club” concept on board the... Send your news worthy industry press releases for publication today to muzi at travelwires dot com.  
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CAPE TOWN, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The construction of the long-delayed gas-to-power Kudu project in Namibia, expected to generate 800 megawatts of electricity, will start in January, the head of Gazprom International said on Thursday. Boris Ivanov, head ...  
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I recently got some beautiful photos from Linda Fogarty who travels to various parts of Africa for work. I've added them to my ever growing gallery of pictures that have been sent to me over the years. If you have any photos of your travels to Africa that you would like to submit, please use this form. This particular set of photos are not ordered in anyway, I think it simply showcases the diversity and beauty of Africa. But, if you're...  
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You're looking at a city that's known as the busiest container port in Africa. A favorite local snack is called "bunny chow". The surfing is excellent, the beaches are just fine, but international visitors haven't quite re-discovered it. Where is it? Get the answer next week along with more information about this destination. Where is This? originally appeared on About.com Africa Travel on Wednesday, October 21st, 2009 at 09:44:25.Permalink...  
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