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Wild Zambezi News - September 2026 29 September 2026 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Click on the image above or the link below to read WILD ZAMBEZI s newsletter for September 2026. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - SEPTEMBER 2026 FEATURING:- LAKE KARIBA - Kariba Ferries Sealion to be upgraded - Welcome to Jacana Chalet at Spurwing Island - A behind-the-scenes conservation experience in the Matusadona - Lake Kariba fly-in specia...

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A behind-the-scenes conservation experience in Matusadona 27 September 2026 Changa Safari Camp - Robyn de Witt No comments yet

The return of black rhino to the Matusadona National Park on the southern shore of Lake Kariba is one of the most exciting conservation stories unfolding in Zimbabwe right now. While sightings of these newly reintroduced animals can never be guaranteed, guests staying at Changa Safari Camp and other tourism facilities in the Matusadona can now boo...

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Beyond the Falls: the wildlife of Zimbabwe's Zambezi region 26 September 2026 Seolo Africa - alieinafrica No comments yet

Most people come to Zimbabwe for the Victoria Falls. And yes, standing at the edge of one of the world’s great natural spectacles, soaking wet and slightly terrified, is every bit as incredible as the photos suggest. But here’s what the postcards don’t tell you: the wildlife watching in this region is extraordinary. The Zam...

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Wild Zambezi News - August 2026 24 August 2026 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Click on the image above or the link below to read WILD ZAMBEZI s newsletter for August 2026. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - AUGUST 2026 FEATURING:- LAKE KARIBA - A reassurance about the safety of Lake Kariba s tourist ferries for vehicles and passengers - A newly-discovered Lake Kariba dinosaur is named after Musango Safari Camp - Matusadona s r...

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New Lake Kariba dinosaur named after Musango 22 August 2026 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Musango Safari Camp, located on the shores of Lake Kariba close to the Matusadona National Park, is extremely proud to have assisted international palaeontologists in the discovery of a brand new dinosaur species previously unknown to science, and to have had it named after them! The fossils of Musango matusadonaensis were first discovered ...

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Wild Zambezi News - June-July 2026 13 July 2026 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Click on the image above or the link below to read WILD ZAMBEZI s newsletter for June-July 2026. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - JUNE-JULY 2026 FEATURING:- TRAVEL UPDATES - Air Zimbabwe resumes Harare-London flight link - 10 things to know before your first safari LAKE KARIBA - Black rhinos are back in the Matusadona National Park! - Meet Tat...

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10 things to know before your first safari 6 July 2026 Africa Addict No comments yet

Wild Zambezi is delighted to share a recent Social Media post by Victoria Falls-based travel planners, Africa Addict, which highlights 10 things to know before you set off on your first safari. We couldn t agree more with the sentiments expressed below. Thank you guys!

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Wild Zambezi News - April-May 2026 20 May 2026 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Click on the image above or the link below to read WILD ZAMBEZI s newsletter for April-May 2026. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - APRIL-MAY 2026 FEATURING:- FLIGHT UPDATES - Daily seat rate flights to Kariba-Matusadona-Zambezi areas LAKE KARIBA - Kariba Dam upgrades nearing completion - Matusadona - wild dogs released. Black rhino arriving soon...

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Wild Zambezi News - March 2026 26 March 2026 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Click on the image above or the link below to read WILD ZAMBEZI s newsletter for March 2026. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - MARCH 2026 FEATURING:- TRAVEL UPDATES - New Kavango-Zambezi birding route - Introducing Halsted s Aviation Hospitality LAKE KARIBA - New Spa at Cutty Sark Lodge - More tourism upgrades in Matusadona National Park ZA...

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UPDATE ON ROAD ACCESS INTO MANA POOLS - MARCH 2026 26 March 2026 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

In our Jan-Feb 2026 news, Wild Zambezi reported that the eastern section of the bridge over the Ruckomechi River on the main access road into Mana Pools National Park had been washed away by heavy rains this season (see below left). A temporary footbridge arrangement across the gap (pictured at centre) constructed by a team from Mhara Rive...

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