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Perfect shot for wildlife photographers at Founder's Lodge - Vimarsana News

Perfect shot for wildlife photographers at Founder's Lodge

Two years ago, wildlife photographers visiting one of the Eastern Cape’s most exclusive private game reserves found themselves hiding under a game viewing vehicle to get iconic shots of a pair of rhinos quenching their thirst at a small hilltop watering hole.

Tim Hortons founder spent up to $10M a year subsidizing his luxury Nova Scotia resort - Vimarsana News

Tim Hortons founder spent up to $10M a year subsidizing his luxury Nova Scotia resort

Ron Joyce's heirs are fighting a $20-million property tax assessment.

Source: cbc.ca
Second chance at redemption: Dino wins 'Survivor SA: Return of the Outcasts' - Film & TV - Vimarsana News

Second chance at redemption: Dino wins 'Survivor SA: Return of the Outcasts' - Film & TV

After a gripping season 9 of Survivor SA, an tense tribal council and a decisive jury, Dino Paulo claimed the title of Sole Survivor, with R2 million cash prize.

A personal reminder of SA's huge potential once governance is sorted - Vimarsana News

A personal reminder of SA's huge potential once governance is sorted

A reminder of SA's potential - and dividends which will flow once it installs even half-decent political governance. Roll on 2024.

Seeing conservation through a blind rhino's eyes - Vimarsana News

Seeing conservation through a blind rhino's eyes

weekly newspaper. A blind, formerly cantankerous rhino is at the centre of two innovative plans to revive ecotourism in the Eastern Cape as the industry is being devastated by the ongoing Covid-19 lockdown, travel restrictions and a lack of international tourists. His name is Munu. He became blind because he liked to fight with other rhinos. He is one of only 256 black rhinos left in the world – and one of the sources of inspiration to save the badly damaged wildlife tourism industry in the Eastern Cape “Films like My Octopus Teacher were our inspiration. We saw the impact that it had,â€...