Jan 17, 2019
'Zambezi: Children of the River'
Every year Lozi people flee the floodplains in which they reside in favor of their sacred lands up in the mountains
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How Kenya Instills a Sense of Wonder
On a recent trip to Kenya, filmmaker Goh Iromoto felt his sense of awe restored by the country’s vast wildlife and landscapes
Capetown Is Running Out of Water
From filmmaker Jamie Hancock, ‘Day Zero’, tells the chilling tale of Cape Town, South Africa’s current water crisis.
Four Minutes in South Africa
In his latest film 'South Africa' filmmaker Daan van Reijn traveled from rural Gondwana Game Reserve to Table Mountain in Cape Town.
The Beauty of Madagascar
'Madagascar' captures imagery of cultural scenes from remote villages and highlights the natural landscape from Masoala National Park.
The Importance of Making Mistakes
How a rug turned a pensive undergrad poet into a writer
The Unreasonable Economic Impact of Viral Fear
The Ebola virus has devastated a tiny corner of West Africa, but the entire continent is feeling the fallout
Your Travel Photos Are Helping Rhino Poachers
Click but don’t share when you’re on safari
Bouldering the Coast of South Africa
Looking for a dry line at the edge of the earth
The Real Rebels of Timbuktu
Tuareg nomads have stormed out of the desert again, threatening a return to culture war in the Sahara’s legendary lost city. Patrick Symmes on the rebel alliance, and the fire next time.
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