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Travel Africa 109 (August 2025)
In our new issue, we shine a light on what happens in the bush when the sun goes down — from night-time game drives and stargazing to the intriguing behaviour of wildlife after dark. We also visit Namibia’s iconic Etosha National Park, go birding in charming Malawi, explore the rebirth of Zambia’s remote Nsumbu region, discover the cultural heart of Samburu, and soak up the peaceful stillness of St Helena. With captivating travel stories, expert tips and plenty of inspiration, it’s one you won’t want to miss.
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In this issue:
Fresh perspectives and insights are what we’re pursuing in this issue: plenty to fuel your next adventures?
Cover feature: What happens after dark?
A collection of articles that explore nights in the African bush…. including:
— Night life: what wildlife and birds get up to while you’re asleep…
— The safari experience: game spotting in the dark; sleeping under the stars, and more
— Star walks: the star-spangled canvas explained; why Dark Skies matter…
South Africa: Eastern Cape
Dean Allen explains why his beloved province should be high on visitors’ radars: a melting pot of biodiversity wedded to conservation, intriguing history and dramatic scenery make this an ideal multi-faceted destination. Plus Justin Fox’s travellers guide to help you plan your visit.
Namibia: Etosha
Namibia’s premier wildlife hotspot and one of Africa’s most iconic parks, it is no surprise Etosha is a bucket-list destination for many safari-goers. Anthony Ham explores its unique appeal and show you how to make the most of your visit.
Botswana: Maun — life in ‘Donkey Town’
Most visitors to northern Botswana will pass through Maun. What can you expect? Long-term resident James Gifford discusses the town’s evolution along with the growth of tourism, painting a picture of the experience that awaits today’s visitor.
Zambia: Nsumbu — rebirth in the north
Mana Meadows reports on the revival of Nsumbu National Park and the impact on this surprisingly beautiful region, which reaches from the shores of Lake Tanganyika — a gem for adventurous travellers.
Malawi: For the birds
On a recent visit, Sarah Kingdom realises why this little country is such a popular birding destination.
Tanzania: Why Arusha National Park should be on every visitor’s itinerary
This little park close to the eponymous town packs a big punch, and is the ideal place to linger for a few days at the start of your northern circuit safari. Philip Briggs and others explain why.
Kenya: Soul of Samburu
On a visit to Samburuland, Peter Muiruri learns how the Samburu communities have been working to protect the wider landscape and its wildlife, making for a rewarding, intriguing safari destination in a scenic, culturally-rich region of the country.
St Helena: Stillness and silence
Ryan Enslin fulfils a long-held desire to visit this enigmatic, remote island, discovering it to be a place to recalibrate and immerse in the deep stillness and unexpected friendships that emerged from his gentle meanderings.
Photoschool: How to tell an AI image from a real one
With the proliferation of artificially generated photographs, William Gray shares some tips on how to spot a fake.
West Africa: What Ghana means to me
Accra resident Kofi Dotse encourages you to step out of the tourist bubble to experience the aspects of Ghana that give it its unique character.
Plus our regular Indaba, Conservation and Safari sections
**This issue published in August**
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