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lifestyle, Photography, Sports

Rhino Peak Challenge 2018 How awesome it is to give back to something one loves - nature!! Having a Master's in Wildlife Management, animals have always been in my heart, so being able to help out a Species that is under fire, does not even need negotiation! The Rhino Peak Challenge takes place each year on or close to World Rhino Day. An awesome initiative carried out by Running Man Adventures, it is only too exciting to be able to get involved and photograph this event for the Event. Not only that, but to be in the mountains, which I have become

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Hospitality, Photography

Bayete Private Camp is situated in the heart of Zululand, on the Manyoni Private Game Reserve (meaning "the place of birds" in isiZulu). Being part of the Bayete Zulu group of camps, this Private Camp is situated in a secluded area of the Reserve, amongst the Fever Trees on the banks of the Manzoni River. Built on the banks of a large dam, game viewing is never far from the large with many animals often visiting the waterhole during the day to quench their thirst in the mid-day sun. The camp itself, offers a luxurious exclusive getaway, with three well appointed

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Hospitality, Photography, Travel

  ONOMO Hotel Kigali is located in the Nyarugenge district, situated a few minutes from the city center and a short 9kms drive to the international airport. The Hotel has recently been completed and adds a new vibrance to the skyline of the surrounding areas close to the city centre. It features 109 modern, comfortable rooms, which includes 10 suites, which have separate lounge areas as well as kitchenettes. All rooms offer a comfortable work space, complimentary broadband wi-fi access, electronic lap top sized safes, separate shower and toilet, flat screen TV and a wide choice of DSTV and Canal+ channels to choose

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Photography, Sports

The 2015 edition of the Drak Challenge was an exciting one, indeed. The water levels were touch and go but finally the decision was given to start at the normal day 1 start, at Castleburn! Great excitement for all but there was still a bit of concern lingering in the air as to whether there was indeed enough water to carry the paddlers downstream to the finish. The frantic start set the pace for the rest of the race.  With Hank, Andy and Lance setting the pace from the beginning, they were first through Pines and then down to Toilet Bowl!

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