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Over the last week, Alex van den Heever and Renias Mhlongo have been featured on CNN’s African Voices talking about the Tracker Academy and their longstanding friendship. There are three videos below which take you through the story of how they began working together at Londolozi, Renias’ childhood in the bush veld and on a tracking experience with Alex and Ren. Enjoy and please feel free to share this story around if you see fit…
Rich is the driving force behind Londolozi’s online storytelling and the founder of the Londolozi blog. His passions of digital media, film and photography have seen him build Londolozi's online ecosystem into a unique platform for advocacy of the restoration and rewilding of ...
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How fortunate that I am currently in London and was able to see this on CNN! I was so excited to see the Londolozi symbol and to see Alex and Ren! It was a great piece – congrats to the Tracker Academy and Londolozi!
Just great to see what these two guys are doing. And to any Londolozi guests who might be involved in a corporate environment, Alex and Ren give an excellent and most professional one hour presentation called “The Power of Relationships” – essentially the story of their relationship and how it can be applied within a business environment. It’s a perfect presentation for corporate seminars, team building sessions etc – and one which I can highly recommend.
Thanks Jeff, you can find out more about ‘The Power of Relationships’ here: http://www.motivationalspeaker.co.za/
So proud of you guys!!!!! Well Done!
Such an unbelieveable and heart warming interview Alex & Ren – felt honoured watching it!
Wonderful coverage! Such a hoot when they spoke about the flight tracker on the flight to Europe and how Renius would be able to find his way on foot or by car after seeing the route on the aircraft in flight monitor! “Professor” Renius an absolute truth! Well done Alex and Renius you both did a great job and hopefully more peole will now experience the wonders of the bush with you.
Best wishes to the Londos Team!
Which was the leopard at min 1:38 in “Tracking animals in the bush”?