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World Rhino Day is a reminder that protecting the rhino is about more than preserving an iconic African species, it is about protecting a living legacy for future generations.

This year, Out & About Africa is marking the day by supporting rhino conservation in a very tangible way: adopting Lila, a young white rhino at the Zululand Rhino Orphanage, sponsoring a Rhino Stronghold, and introducing our new Rhino Conservation Journey.

From the ancient Golden Rhino of Mapungubwe to the rhinos being protected across Africa today, this is a story of heritage, conservation and the people working to ensure these animals continue to thrive.

From Taj in Kruger to elusive species routes in South Africa, Out & About Africa is excited to present you with the latest and most exciting updates for 2026 and the re-opening of Ulusaba in 2027.

My knowledge about the digital world is admittedly limited, but one thing I’ve come to realize is that being “profiled” online isn’t always a bad thing. Thanks to my occasional likes and shares on social media, I’ve found myself pleasantly surprised by the content the algorithms have been sending my way — and this time, it’s something truly special.

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Cape Mountain and Savannah Leopard

In the shadowy stillness of the savannah, a ghost slips through golden grass sleek, bold, and built for speed. But far to the south, where mountains cut the sky and the fynbos clings to stone, another leopard moves stockier, secretive, and silent as mist. Two predators, same species, worlds apart. This is the story of their divide.