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We’ve long considered the bowerbird (native to Australia, New Guinea, and Indonesia) the uncontested master builder of nests.

The extraordinary importance of what businessman and philanthropist Jochen Zeitz has set out to do with the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA)

Affectionately dubbed the ‘White Zulu’ or ‘Le Zulu Blanc’, South African Johnny Clegg is something of a living legend. His unique brand of contemporary yet traditional African music has had his fans enthralled for more than forty years.

‘The enormous knowledge and skills required to track animals in the wild is one of our most indigenous art forms,’ says Deborah Calmeyer, CEO, and founder of ROAR AFRICA.

As both artist and activist, we have long admired the work of photographer Nick Brandt, whose commentary on conservation is communicated through his powerful and profound photographs.

Imagine a moving mirage of an estimated 1.5 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebra and 500,000 Thompson’s gazelle that move en masse across the magnificent plains of East Africa.

Next year will see the very first Singita Private Jet Experience by ROAR AFRICA, a trip that promises to be nothing short of life-changing for both seasoned and first-time safari-goers.

Drawing on her experiences in Africa and her deep connections to people and places, our CEO and founder Deborah Calmeyer has been delivering one-on-one journeys into Africa for her discerning clients for more than a decade. Blessed with that rare ability to curate,

‘Mandela looks up and around and smiles this brilliant, beatific smile, a smile that could break your heart. It is the most conscience-tugging, soul-moving facial expression in the world, and he got it in jail.’
– AA GIll