by Khaya Ndlovu | Dec 6, 2021 | Wildlife
When I happened to innocently mention that today, 31 January is International Zebra Day, I did not expect the barrage of questions that tore into me! Why would anyone celebrate a day in honour of the common stripy equids? After all, they are not endangered, or even...
by Khaya Ndlovu | Dec 6, 2021 | Wildlife
Who would have believed an innocent ‘herd’ of shiny coated zebras drinking from the waterhole in front of the Khaya Ndlovu Manor House could have sparked such a heated debate? ‘It’s not a herd, it’s a zeal!’ growled a usually placid Gabriel, our front of house...
by Khaya Ndlovu | Dec 6, 2021 | Safari
The common phrase ‘eyes in the back of your head’ does not appropriately describe Sam, our field guide. I’d say eyes in the back, front and sides of his head plus some supernatural powers would be a more accurate description! After hearing about his childhood,...
by Khaya Ndlovu | Dec 6, 2021 | Wildlife
What a year 2020 has been—and it is not even over yet! There has been enough written about the pandemic to keep us pondering and debating for decades to come and I am sure it is safe to say that everyone has been affected in some way or another. When I happened upon...
by Khaya Ndlovu | Dec 6, 2021 | Art
The walls of Khaya Ndlovu Manor House come to life through an eclectic mix of art. Without doubt, the embellished Giclée that hangs opposite the guest bathroom creates the most discussion. This appealing work of art by Italian born painter, Antonio Tamburro captivates...