Johannesburg’s new cultural hotspots
After decades of enforced segregation, the city’s many diverse citizens are slowly finding ways to come together.
After decades of enforced segregation, the city’s many diverse citizens are slowly finding ways to come together.
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By combining traditional lifestyles with the demands of tourism, privately-owned reserves are protecting the 70% of wildlife that lives outside of the country’s national parks.
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Roaming in southwestern Uganda, between the borders of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, are the only 700 mountain gorillas estimated to be left in the wild.
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Modelled after the Royal Ascot horse races in England, complete with outrageous outfits and hats, the Royal Ascot Goat Races have been an annual Kampala tradition since 1993.
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Take a photo tour of five stunning waterfalls that impress with massive height, might and dramatic locations.
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The economic and financial centre of Brazil is also a cultural hotbed that attracts residents from all over the world.
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