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'People care now' - Egyptians on why they'll vote
Kiwi journalist Glen Johnson is in Egypt and has been talking to locals about what will motivate them to vote in their first free elections for decades.
Tanzania: Life and death on the African plains
Jill Worrall is captivated by the cycle of life on display within Serengeti National Park.
Tanzania: The animals of the Serengeti
Serengeti National Park is best known for its annual migration of millions of wildebeest but once the migratory animals have left it's also a superb place to see predators such as lions, cheetah and leopards.
South Africa: Off the garden path
Provide me with a rental car in foreign territory and I become geographically promiscuous.
South Africa: An alternative Garden Route
Jill Worrall discovers some of South Africa's hidden gems when she detours from the well-traversed Garden Route.
More than just desert
A family journey over Egypt's White Desert is as rewarding as the landscape is sparse.
Egypt's White Desert
The endless expanse of Egypt's vast and unusual White Desert has its own breathtaking charm.
South Africa: Tracing my grandfather's incarceration
Jill Worrall visits the site of a former Cape Town prison where her grandfather was once incarcerated.
Cape Town, South Africa
Travel blogger Jill Worrall explores the town where her Kiwi grandfather was briefly incarcerated during the Boer War.
Mt Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
Vanessa James attempts a trek up the mighty mountain and takes in some captivating sights along the way.
Mauritius: So far, so good
It's just as well that I wasn't with a grammarian when I checked into a new resort called the So Mauritius.