A killer game of hide and seek.

The Zambezi river is the fourth-longest river in Africa, flowing from the heart of Zambia all the way to the Indian Ocean. Along the way, we discover the breathtaking wildlife that call the river home ...

Binga, Zimbabwe (CNN)The Zambezi River is one of the largest bodies of water in Africa. It rises in Zambia, then it curves, snake-like on its 2,500km journey first to the west through Angola, skimming ...

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However, new research has discovered that the actual source of the river lies in a shallow depression in Angola’s southern highlands, at the source of a river called the Lungwebungu (pictured above).

I lose my balance and squawk, falling into the inflatable boat like a distressed manatee. Composing my flailing limbs, I look up at the waves ahead: they resemble a giant washing machine, swishing and ...

Hippos sound like a pull start engine - so much so that I wasn’t sure at first if it was a boat nearby or the wide mouth call of an animal. You can tell the difference, because the sound continues ...

A deck at the Zambezi Grande, a new family-owned, luxury boutique lodge overlooking the Zambezi River. Photo Credit: Zambezi Grande The Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia has often been described ...

Axing the mine will safeguard the health of the Zambezi River and benefit people and nature The Save Zambezi, Safe Zambezi coalition has commended the Zambia Environmental Agency (ZEMA) for cancelling ...

River cruises have been a popular way to explore Europe from a different angle for quite some time, but it's not something people necessarily associate with an Africa vacation. However, river cruises ...

The Zambezi is one of Africa’s great rivers. Its basin, covering approximately 1,370,000 km2, is home to approximately 50 million people and spreads across eight countries: Angola, Botswana, Malawi, ...