Stories & galleries

Zanzibar’s rich, fascinating history is entwined in the use of the dhow – an ocean-going vessel used for trade along the East coast of Africa

Summiting Point Lenana – one of Mount Kenya’s three peaks and the only accessible one in the UNESCO World Heritage national park.

Photos documenting the biggest ivory burn in history, which took place in Nairobi National Park last weekend.

Video footage and epic photos of rarely-seen white lions mating in Timbavati, Greater Kruger. Chat to our safari consultants & pack your bags!

A provisional list of proposals by African states for amendment of current trade allowances at CITES for endangered species

Leading African tourism companies call for an end to captive breeding, canned hunting and other forms of abuse of lions

Africa’s tuskers deserve special mention – these huge elephants are facing the combined pressures of poaching and trophy hunting

Startling population crash of the fish species Maloti minnow is linked to dams and water tunnels of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project

Elephant poaching: Tanzania’s recent success in the ivory war is testament to the powers of a multi-agency anti-poaching strategy

STROOP: Our CEO implores YOU to help ensure a controversial new documentary about rhinos is completed without censorship

Chapman’s baobab in Botswana – Africa’s first “post office” and a beacon for early day explorers has fallen down

Outstanding photo gallery by Yasser Alaa Mobarak, a 22-year-old amateur photographer based in Alexandria, Egypt