And top of my list were the ruins at Great Zimbabwe. Finally, in January 2019, the opportunity arrived.
I was staying at beautiful Amalinda Lodge in the Matobo Hills south of Bulawayo and Howard Milzane, the resident historian and naturalist there, agreed to guide me in the ‘Zim Ruins’, a road journey of four-and-a-half hours. I was up bright and early at 4.00am and off we set for the site, situated near Masvingo (Fort Victoria before independence)
ZAMBIA A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE Writer: Stephanie Naidoo / Photography: Robin Pope Safarisa walking safari For those wanting to get closer to nature, a walking safari has got to be one of the most authentic and exhilarating ways…
ZAMBIA A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE Writer: Stephanie Naidoo / Photography: Robin Pope Safarisa walking safari For those wanting to get closer to nature, a walking safari has got to be one of the most authentic and exhilarating ways…
Phil Berry is rightly regarded as one of Zambia’s most experienced naturalists. He is immensely respected in his field, beloved and idolized by his clients, and has been involved in the Luangwa Valley for 55 years in various…
