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You don’t have to visit the largest, most developed cities in the world to view Engineering genius. A visit to Londolozi will persuade you to believe in the marvel of …
In June 2014 we reported that Londolozi Digital Learning Centre’s “hub” – in the nearby town of Hazyview – is on the brink of changing the way that education works …
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Duncan MacLarty (Londolozi’s Operations Manager) and I are currently on a mission to find the driest white wine in South Africa, something that compares to a really dry Riesling from …
I live for being out on safari and my favourite time of the year is between mid November and mid December. There is the most incredible explosion of life at …
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The Tutlwa female has for many years been considered one of the great leopard beauties to frequent Londolozi. A relaxed yet secretive female, she is mostly found in the Sand …
Kim Drake, Londolozi’s Procurement and Control Manager jokes that she’s become a part of the furniture. Kim who started working at Londolozi in 2009 is a well-known and well-loved face who has …
When one envisions the perfect African Safari, images of the Big Five tickle the imagination, and for a good reason! The uncanny power of lions and leopards and their fascinating …
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Guests Phil and Dawn Judd visited us in the heart of winter for a change of scenery from their usual summer vacations. “Prior to this trip, we had only ever …
