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The history & meaning of head wraps across Africa

Rukariro Katsande elaborates on our often beautifully adorned and colourful head ties which continue to hold symbolic significance in Africa…

Rukariro Katsande

26.01.2015

Safari Packing Guide

Do our light aircraft luggage restrictions feel dauntingly low for your forthcoming safari? Read on, we’re here to help!

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Josephine Bestic

09.01.2015

Legadema’s Legacy

Wildernessblogger

24.12.2014

The Importance of Beads and Beadwork in African Culture

Rukariro Katsande

25.11.2014

Unwrapping the cultural history of the chitenge (kitenge)

Rukariro Katsande

02.10.2014

Women of Wilderness: Alexandra Margull, Chief HR Officer

Meet Chief HR Officer, Alexandra Margull - champion of Wilderness Safaris' staff development...

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Wildernessblogger

31.07.2014

Wilderness Zambia Wildlife Baby Rhino
:I can’t express how flawless and magical it has all been. I am in love with Rwanda and everyone at Wilderness".
Jonathan Soroff - Boston Magazine, 2025
End of an Era for Solo, the Lone Wild Dog

It has been more than two months without a sighting of Solo, the lone wild dog who became famous for ‘befriending’ jackals, protecting and feeding them at Mombo.

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Graham Simmonds

21.02.2014

Your Guide to Africa

The best binoculars for safaris

Read our expert advice on the best binoculars for your African safari trip.

Martin Benadie

14.06.2012

Leopard hides cubs in disused hamerkop nest

We were surprised by a female leopard, spotted by one of my guests as she pounced at a francolin in the lush vegetation.

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Dennis Dikakanyo

13.06.2008

The male lion is the king of the Wilderness

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