Exploring the red dunes of Kgalagadi The red dunes of the Kgalagadi are amongst the most distinctive desert landscapes in southern Africa. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and Endorphin Expeditions During a recent expedition to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park we looked at the fascinating geology and unique ecology of the red sand dunes that […]
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Endorphin launches investor expeditions Endorphin Expeditions’ investor fact finding expeditions takes you into the heart of southern Africa. By Leon Louw, founder of WhyAfrica and Endorphin Expeditions. WhyAfrica’s sister company Endorphin Expeditions will launch its first 14-day investor fact finding expeditions in southern Africa next year. These tours will take you deep into the
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How phosphate mining links fossils to climate change on SAs West Coast More phosphate mines are springling up in the area. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and Endorphin Expeditions and editor of the WhyAfrica magazine. Over the last few years, the West Coast of South Africa has seen an increase in phosphate mining. Phosphate
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Cape Maclear is one of the great stops on travel planning company and tour operator Endorphin Expeditions’ Lakes, Oceans and Rivers overland tours. Endorphin Expeditions’ Lakes, Oceans and Rivers overland expedition covers a large chunk of the Zambezi Basin, including Lake Malawi. This multi-day road trip provides participants with an ideal opportunity to discover the
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Car rental company Avis today announced a groundbreaking partnership with CemAir, as part of its commitment to delivering enhanced travel experiences. The partnership was launched at CemAir Headquarters in Boksburg today, where both Avis and the airline’s executive teams outlined their ongoing efforts to inspire better journeys through seamless travel. Central to the partnership is
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There are ten species of mangroves found in Tanzania. The conservation and management of these forests are guided by the Forestry policy and Forestry Act (2003) of the mainland and Environmental policy for Zanzibar. “Mangrove forest occurs from the border with Kenya to the north to that of Mozambique in the south and fringes many of the
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Mozambique is back on the map. First French energy firm TotalEnergies announced late last year that it plans to restart the long-delayed USD20-billion Mozambique liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in the first quarter of this year. Work on the project was halted in 2021 after an insurgency led by Islamic State-linked militants in the Cabo Delgado site,
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Black Rhino Range Expansion Project moves its 250th rhino In what has been a year of milestones, WWF’s Black Rhino Range Expansion Project has just completed the successful translocation of its 250th rhino. The Black Rhino Range Expansion Project (BRREP) is celebrating its 20th anniversary in its tireless work to increase the population of this
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It has been a century since the first tourist ventured into South Africa’s Kruger National Park by rail and slept in a train carriage on the Sabi Bridge (today the Selati Bridge) to take a rest during the famous “Round in Nine” tour of the Lowveld. The rich history of Kruger Shalati began in
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