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Josephine Bestic
COUNTRY NEWS: Malawi For an update on all the news from Malawi for January to March 2017, please click here.
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COUNTRY NEWS: GMTFCA and Regional For an update on all the news from GMTFCA and Regional News for January to March 2017, please click here.
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COUNTRY NEWS: BOTSWANA For an update on all the news from Botswana for January to March 2017, please click here.
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This is just a sampling of the generous book donations from Wilderness Safaris staff as well as children of Parkview Senior School in Johannesburg for our upcoming revamp of Kwamqobela Primary School library near Rocktail. This wonderful collection of books includes both children and adult reading material.
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Kafulafula Primary School in Malawi has a new lease on life with a fresh lick of paint. Janet Wilkinson (South African Children in the Wilderness Programme Coordinator) organised the donation of paint to the school. According to the assistant head teacher, the committee of the school, the principal and teachers are very happy with the...
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In 2012, Children in the Wilderness Zimbabwe supplied heavy duty gardening tools, fruit trees and vegetable seed to assist with start-up vegetable gardens and orchard projects at certain schools participating in Children and the Wilderness Eco-Clubs in the Tsholotsho District. Since then, the schools have been competing year after year for the Best Eco-Gardening Prize....
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  Emma Badger (18) and Emma Bryant (18) have chosen to paddle 125 miles – for us! This legendary race has been going since 1948, and is known as the ‘Everest of canoeing’. These two motivated young ladies, who are both currently completing their A levels at Lord Wandsworth College in Hampshire, have chosen to...
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At the beginning of each year, Children in the Wilderness lead a children’s camp hosted at Camp Hwange in the Sinamatella area of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. The four day, three night camp is held during the quieter rainy season and is aimed at underprivileged children from rural schools. These overnight camps are a...
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Most of us take for granted that we have a regular supply of clean water. We turn on our taps and have clean drinking water available to us. For the remote, drought ridden rural communities of Matabeleland North in Zimbabwe, access to clean water is considered a luxury. An average day for women and young...
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