A behind-the-scenes conservation experience in Matusadona
27 September 2026
Changa Safari Camp - Robyn de Witt
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
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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10 things to know before your first safari
6 July 2026
Africa Addict
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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Authentic Africa - what does it really mean?
24 March 2026
Birgit Mohrmann - Digital Creator, Namibia
Wild Zambezi was most impressed with a thought-provoking and important Social Media post written by Namibian-based Digital Creator, Birgit Mohrmann on 3 March 2026.
We believe that her observations about selling Authentic Africa are especially true for Southern Africa, and deserve to be widely shared. Here s what she has to say:-
I am ...
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A multi-generational experience on the Zambezi
17 February 2026
River God Adventures
The Zambezi Valley speaks to all the senses. The heat of the African sun on your back, the gentle murmur of the river, the earth beneath your feet, the campfire smoke hanging in the evening air, and the breathtaking vistas around each bend. It’s a feeling that stays with you long after you leave, and a feeling that will keep calling you back....
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Baobabs, Bats and Moths
16 November 2025
Extracts from an article by Sarah Venter in The Conversation
Of the eight species of baobab in the world, six are confined to Madagascar, one to northern Australia and one species, Adansonia digitata, is found across the savannah regions of continental Africa.
They’re more than striking trees; they are cornerstones of African ecosystems and livelihoods. They provide fruit, fibre, medicine and shelte...
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Solo Ladies on Safari - a midlife crisis or a positive journey of self-discovery?
16 November 2025
Africa Addict
For Africa Addict, a Victoria Falls-based Destination Management Company (DMC), 2025 has been the year of intrepid ladies stepping out of their comfort zone and embarking on Solo Safaris.
We have had five individual, amazing ladies who tentatively contacted us and shared their safari dreams. Three had never left their country of residence!
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Fossil hunter discovers new species of 210-million-year-old lungfish
24 August 2025
James Ashworth - Science News, Natural History Museum (UK)
While Devonian lungfish like Dipterus (pictured) are known from relatively well-preserved fossils, Late Triassic species are often only known from teeth. Warpaint/ Shutterstock
An extinct species of lungfish discovered in Zimbabwe could mark the beginnings of a sea change in our understanding of the animals.
Close examination of Fergan...
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Victoria Falls Safari Lodge - Answers to your FAQs - 2025
23 August 2025
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge (part of the Victoria Falls Safari Collection)
The team at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge (part of the Victoria Falls Safari Collection group) have shared some of their answers to the questions most frequently asked by travellers wanting to visit their wonderful properties in Victoria Falls in 2025. Here they are below. If you have any other queries, please send them through in the comments belo...
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Keeping it Wild - Matusadona's comeback
29 July 2025
Dale Hes - Southern & East African Tourism Update
Matusadona National Park, on the shores of Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe, is entering an exciting new phase of product development aiming to cement the park as a world-class example of low-density eco-tourism.
Source: Scott Ramsay/African Parks
A co-management partnership established between African Parks and the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Man...
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