 Issue 62 (Spring 2013) Vanishing point - how can we save the rhino? • Safari special - southern Africa's top 25 safari destinations • The lost Princess of Zanzibar • Republic of Congo's star called Neptuno • Sub-Saharan Africa's greatest rock art treasures • Essential Africa: Cameroon • Animal grooming... and much more!
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As Africa’s poaching crisis deepens, controversial calls to legalise the trade in rhino horn have been gaining ground in a last-ditch attempt to stop the pointless slaughter of these iconic wild animals. Steve and Ann Toon report. |
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Philip Briggs, one of Africa’s most prolific travellers and writers, picks the best of the best and offers some practical advice to help you plan your perfect southern Africa itinerary. |
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Nick Boulos looks into the life of Sayyida Salme, a 19th-century princess of Zanzibar, and goes in search of what remains from her past on the island. |
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Although founded in 1935, Odzala National Park has never truly made its mark. However, with the recent habituation of three gorilla groups and the completion of two new camps, things are set to change. We sent Sue Watt to investigate. |
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Philip Briggs visits ten of sub-Saharan Africa’s greatest rock art treasures.
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