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Motherhood in the Wilderness

By Kate Imrie on September 10, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa

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It’s not a hard and fast rule, but most guides leave Londolozi having made a connection with a specific animal and that invariably turns out to be a leopard. Stoff watched her from the moment she...

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Governments Interest to Invest in Farmers Markets

By Danielle Nierenberg on September 9, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa

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Every economist knows that there is no such thing as a free lunch, but if you buy the ingredients for your lunch–or breakfast or dinner–at a farmers market you could help provide a much needed...

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Nominations Open For Tech4Africa Innovation Award Till Sept 12

By Renee Blodgett on September 8, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Events, Featured, North Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa, West Africa, Western Sahara

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Tech4Africa is calling for entries to their inaugural Tech4Africa Innovation Award. Designed to recognize homegrown innovation and further inspire the industry to develop global solutions to uniquely African challenges, the award is open to both individuals...

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Sengalese Driving – Dakar Tragedies

By Rachael Cullins on September 8, 2011 in Africa, Dakar, Photos, Senegal, West Africa

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I’ve previously mentioned how poorly the Senegalese drive, and here’s a prime example of the hazards of the roads. Who knows how this car got so smashed up – but considering how often people cut...

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Slaves to Food: Documentary Introduces Consumers to People Who Pick Their Food

By Danielle Nierenberg on September 6, 2011 in Africa, Alabama, Asia, North America, Photos, USA

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Most of us don’t know much about the people who pick the fruits and vegetables we eat every day, but film maker Sanjay Rawal, founder of the Illumine Group, is making a documentary that will introduce people...

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NowHere: Emotional Well-Being, Creativity and Learning Across the World

By Renee Blodgett on September 6, 2011 in Africa, Asia, Europe, India, Namibia, Netherlands, North America, Photos, Southern Africa, USA

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NowHere is a cross between a creative lab and a management consultancy. Education has been a critical part of their not-for-profit foundation’s work for over a decade. One of the programs of work they have...

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African Renaissance Monument

By Rachael Cullins on September 6, 2011 in Africa, Dakar, Photos, Senegal, West Africa

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It’s hard to capture in a photograph just how much the African Renaissance Monument looms over Dakar. Standing at 160 feet (49 meters) tall, it’s the biggest statue in Africa and sits on a hill...

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African Safari? Taking in the Tsalala Super Pride Leopards

By Rich Laburn on September 6, 2011 in Africa, Featured, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa, Videos

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The current low water level of the Sand River is allowing the Tsalala Pride to be a little more adventurous in their movements. Spending more time south of the river, they have increased their hunting...

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Rich Laburn is filmmaker, photographer and writer who is based at Londolozi Game Reserve in South Africa. Spending his time capturing scenes of the wild and communicating the beauty of the African bushveld, he runs the Londolozi Blog as a way to entertain and engage people wishing to visit these wild lands.

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