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The wait is almost over. The release of our third and final film – A Shared Humanity: The Story of an African Village is two weeks away. It is dedicated …
This has been said at the start of every entry in this series, and it stays true. There is a weird kind of obsession that takes hold of people who …
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It’s not really a secret that when you enter the Londolozi Healing House, you’re made to feel like the only person there. You’re greeted by your therapist at the entrance, …
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There are certain places at Londolozi that seem to collect stories. Ximpalapala Koppie is one of them. Rising from the surrounding landscape in a series of enormous granite boulders, the …
Almost exactly a year ago, I stood in this same space and told you something none of us quite believed. Londolozi was awarded three MICHELIN Keys, the highest distinction possible, …
When we head out on a game drive, our attention goes up and out. Into the trees for leopards, across the grass for lions, along the drainage lines for whatever …
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As we begin to move into spring, the landscape has started to change. The knobthorns and weeping boer-beans are beginning to flower, bringing a splash of colour back into the …
At Londolozi, we have always believed that the wilderness is made up of many kingdoms: animal, plant and mineral. Each quietly plays its part in the greater intelligence of the …
