Here at Kaingu Lodge we are proud of our staff and the way we have been able to expand the number of people that we employ. We firmly believe that the only way that such large protected areas as Kafue National Park can survive is by their existence being justified by the neighbouring local communities […]
So as we write this on the second of December the season is (almost) over. The last lodge guests are packing their bags and while there are still some camping guests over the next weeks our season is basically closed. Everything gets packed away now and the green season teams do their thing. But anyway […]
Blog post/news time already! We literally cannot understand where the season has gone. We are now almost at the end of November and writing about October. Meanwhile it seemed like yesterday when we were opening up. October is traditionally the ‘best’ safari month. The month when the sightings are at their peak. Sightings in October […]
Claiming green credentials in the safari industry is almost as ubiquitous as khakis and gin and tonics. Generally speaking most camps and lodges are pretty minimal impact. It kind of comes with the territory as environmental standards in protected areas are usually quite strict. Also being ‘off grid’ means that a lot of lodges rely […]
I can’t believe we are basically half way through our season. Unbelievable how time passes. July was a phenomenal month in so many ways, but we start with Benny. We are actually planning an entire blog post about Mr Benson, but we will start with a quick picture of him in his chef’s whites. Although […]
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