Visionary climate change commitment made by Mpungose Community in Eshowe, Northern KwaZulu-Natal

By Love Africa 18-07-23 14:52

An inspiring Manifesto has been drafted by the Mpungose community of Eshowe, Northern KwaZulu-Natal, as a direct response to the devastating effects of climate change. This significant statement of declarations and calls to action paves the way for community-driven responses to environmental matters that negatively impact the daily lives of many South Africans.  Workshopping a […]

Great white sharks heading for UK waters, warn scientists

By Nick Pawson 07-07-23 16:00

The US-based Ocearch, which is tracking 400 sharks, claims that great whites are likely to head for Ireland and Cornwall this summer. While South Africa and Australia are frequently associated with great whites, these feared fish can be found in numerous spots and clusters around the world. ALSO READ: WATCH: Sharks leap out of water during Sardine […]

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Branson is visiting Zimbabwe for elephant conservation

By Lorne Philpot 07-07-23 15:29

Renowned for his business ventures and innovative ideas, Richard Branson made a name for himself as an entrepreneur, adventurer, and philanthropist. TRIP TO ZIMBABWE There has been speculation regarding why the UK billionaire had travelled to Zimbabwe, besides the fact that he used a low-cost airline to do so. Newsday reports that Branson is in […]

Video of Lions mating Kruger National Park

After action satisfaction after lions mate in Kruger – WATCH

By Jenni Baxter 30-06-23 11:18

It’s not just the birds and the bees, but lions are at it too in South Africa’s famous Kruger National Park… as evidenced by a video that is going viral on social media. A front-row scene of two lions mating was captured by Claudia Nieuwkamp in the Kruger earlier this year. Posting the frolicking footage […]

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The first supermoon of the year is almost here

By Corné van Zyl 30-06-23 09:32

The next full moon will be the first full supermoon of 2023. IT IS ALMOST TIME FOR THE FIRST SUPERMOON OF THE YEAR The Buck Supermoon will appear on July 2 and 3, brighter than the average full moon. ALSO READ: Giant hole on the sun could wreak HAVOC on Earth TODAY The average full moon is 238,900 […]

NSRI Helps Horses to Safety Through Flooded Orange River

For how long can I leave my horse completely alone?

By Lisa Greyson 28-06-23 11:10

Horses thrive on social interaction and companionship. It is not recommended to leave a horse alone for long periods. Ensure they are not left unattended for more than a few hours. ALSO READ: What are the BEST horse breeds for new riders? Older horses may need more frequent monitoring for health reasons. Consult an experienced equine professional for advice on extended […]

Zululand game reserve. Photo: Sven Musica, Love Africa Marketing

Zululand treasures: Three things you shouldn’t miss in the area

By Sundeeka Mungroo 27-06-23 15:57

In the heart of KwaZulu-Natal lies lush, tranquil and beautiful Zululand, saturated with rolling green hills, cultural villages and wonderful wildlife. If you haven’t visited yet, what are you waiting for? Here are three things not to miss… Just a normal day in Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal. Photo: James Howard-Davies / flickr EMPANGENI ART AND CULTURAL HISTORY […]

Half of Africa’s white rhino population is in private hands

Over 50 rhino horns stolen from parks board vault – here’s how

By Storm Simpson 27-06-23 15:28

More than 50 rhino horns were allegedly stolen from a vault in the North West Parks Board’s Mafikeng Head Office. READ: Western Cape weather: Severe thunderstorm warning issued ALLEGED INSIDE HELP: MPS DEMAND POLYGRAPH TESTING FOR PARK STAFF Democratic Alliance (DA) MPs, Dave Bryant and Hannah Shameema Walker, said the robbers allegedly used vault keys to […]

Conserving rhinos is about more than just stopping poachers

Poacher, Freedom Ndlovu handed a 32-year sentence for offences

By Storm Simpson 21-06-23 17:09

A 32-year-old poacher, Freedom Siyabonga Ndlovu, was sentenced to 32 years of direct imprisonment for offences related to poaching by the Skukuza Regional Court. The accused had a hand in the killing of three rhinos. READ: Missing woman found in drain, ex-husband charged with murder RHINO POACHER SENTENCED Ndlovu was convicted of trespassing in Skukuza National […]

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WATCH – Elephant takes over lions’ tree

By Shyleen Choruma 21-06-23 12:47

In this latest animal sighting, an elephant takes lions’ tree. According to the Maasai Sightings, this sighting took place in Maasai Mara. A young elephant spotted a tree and wanted to feed off of it regardless of the large lion pride sleeping underneath it. The elephant easily managed to scatter off the big lion pride. […]

Ten elephants escape Ithala Game Reserve

Kruger Park: Who doesn’t like seeing a herd of elephants cross the road?

By Garrin Lambley 19-06-23 17:30

A Kruger National Park game ranger has posted a video clip of a herd of elephants crossing the road. PICTURE | Kruger National Park: How many zebras can you see? PICTURE | Kruger Park: Impala pictured with horns growing BACKWARDS The herd contained adults as well as several adorable younger elephants. REMEMBER THIS? | Skukuza Golf Club makes headlines as lions […]

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Cape Town dam levels near capacity as rain lashes the Western Cape

By Garrin Lambley 19-06-23 17:16

The official dam level stats in the Western Cape have skyrocketed in recent weeks following ongoing heavy rainfall and show that three of the six dams are currently exceeding capacity. How Lucky can you get? Bet on Lucky Numbers with payouts up to R15 Million! IT’S BACK! | Hellmann’s mayonnaise returns to shelves in South Africa The six major […]

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Miraculous escape for driver in Cape Town traffic – PHOTO

By Garrin Lambley 19-06-23 17:12

One Cape Town driver can thank their lucky stars after reportedly walking away unscathed from an horrific-looking incident in peak traffic on Monday, 19 June. As reported by the 1Second Facebook page, the M3 Southbound was closed at UCT mid-morning after a tree landed on the windscreen and bonnet of a bakkie. They don’t call it […]

Franschhoek Pass closed due to rockfalls

By Storm Simpson 15-06-23 14:44

On Thursday, 15 June, the Overberg District Municipality in the Western Cape advised motorists that the Franschhoek Pass (R45) was shut due to rockfalls. READ: Ex-employee arrested for torture and double murder at Klipfonteinhoek farm MOTORISTS URGED TO EXERCISE CAUTION AS ROCKFALLS PROMPT CLOSURE OF FRANSCHHOEK PASS The Franschhoek Pass and the R321 have been affected by rockfalls. […]

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Curious in Coffee Bay? Here are FIVE things you have to do

By Sundeeka Mungroo 13-06-23 17:20

Coffee Bay in the Eastern Cape is the ultimate escape and offers some incredible adventures. Here are five things you HAVE to do … EXPLORE HOLE IN THE WALL Hole in the Wall is a must-visit. Photo: canva The iconic Hole in the Wall should definitely be on your Coffee Bay bucket list. You can […]

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Five things to do in picturesque Coffee Bay

By Sundeeka Mungroo 13-06-23 16:43

EXPLORE HOLE IN THE WALL Hole in the Wall is a must-visit. Photo: canva The iconic Hole in the Wall should definitely be on your Coffee Bay bucket list. You can take a scenic hike along the coastline to reach this unique spot. The famous rock formation offers breathtaking views and excellent photo opportunities, so […]

Kruger National Park: How many zebras can you see? – PICTURE

By Garrin Lambley 13-06-23 10:04

A Kruger National Park game ranger has posted a picture of a zebra. Or is it two – or more – zebras? Take a look. PICTURE | Kruger Park: Impala pictured with horns growing BACKWARDS SAD | Kruger National Park: Ranger shares picture of snake killed by car We may be seeing things, but judging by the number of legs, there’s […]

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Seven locations to see snow in South Africa this winter

By Sundeeka Mungroo 11-06-23 15:59

If you’re planning to go in search of snow in South Africa this winter, here are seven spots where snow is known to make an appearance… In terms of climate, South Africa is known to be a mostly warm and temperate country, with lashings of sunshine and balmy breezes that only contribute to it’s reputation of being a favourite holiday […]

Southern Drakensberg Conservation Project highlights the plight of Endangered Vultures

By Love Africa 09-06-23 17:11

Wildlife ACT’s Southern Drakensberg Conservation Project is calling attention to and actively mitigating the concerning decline of South African vulture populations. The Project, which falls under the conservation organisation’s Vulture Conservation Programme, calls on volunteers from around the world to assist in daily on-the-ground conservation efforts being made in the Southern Drakensberg region. The Project […]

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