Safari Blog

Our Impact safaris bring you along our journey as we strive to make a lasting impact in the areas, wildlife, and communities around our camps. These safaris provide a unique opportunity to spend some time in the local community, learn about the African Bush Camps foundation projects in the area and volunteering at the local school projects.

Our Female Guides program aims to develop female safari guides through skills training, mentorship, job shadowing, and rotations at African Bush Camps. Our Female Guides program is a two-year program that offers theory, practical, and on-the-job training at ABC camps to become a safari guide.

Dete is a rural township located near the Hwange National Park Main Camp area. Located about a 20-minute drive from Dete is the Mambanje community which is a remote village comprising of just over 150 homesteads. The Mambanje Primary School has been one of the African Bush Camps Foundation’s passion projects for almost two decades.

Our home is in the heart of Southern Africa, in the intimate heartland of Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana. It’s here, in these special places, where our camps thrive as they are harmoniously intertwined with nature and wildlife.

African dance is considered to be the world’s oldest form of choreography. To this day, many tribes in sub-Saharan Africa pass these African dance legacies on to their children from a very early age.

Hunger remains a massive crisis in Africa, with millions of children facing malnutrition and food insecurity.
According to Action Against Hunger, over the past 3 years, the population of undernourished people has grown to as many as 150 million people and nearly 10% of the world’s population is affected by hunger.