iMfolozi Game Reserve - Birds
iMfolozi Game Reserve - Birds
Zebras in Ithala
Rhinos in Ithala
iMfolozi Mpila Camp - Cheetah Photo By Martine De Maroussem
Leopard in St Lucia - Photo by Henk & Lorraine
Didima Resort
Hluhluwe-Hilltop Resort
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Hluhluwe Hilltop Resort
Giant's Castle Resort
Ithala Resort
Cobham Resort
iMfolozi Resort
uMkhuze - Mkhumbi Bush Lodge
Wedding Setup - Ntshondwe
Ithala Sunset
Weenen - Camping
iMfolozi Mpila Camp - Photo By Martine De Maroussem
iMfolozi Game Reserve - Lion
Siwela Imifula

Siwela Imifula

Ngibambe umoya, usuku nosuku oludlulayo ngishaya isiphambano ekhalendeni...[More...]

Support For Rhino Plight

Support For Rhino Plight

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife has given the green light for a R4-million sponsorship of anti-rhino poaching...[More...]

Capture Unit Raises Their Game

Capture Unit Raises Their Game

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Game Capture Unit has broken new ground in wildlife...[More...]

Doing Some Heavy Lifting

Doing Some Heavy Lifting

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Game Capture Unit has broken new ground in wildlife...[More...]

Thank you to all of you

Thank you to all of you

Our biggest single asset in conservation is our people...[More...]

We all have role to play in this

We all have role to play in this

What a big surprise and certainly one of the happier occasions I've experienced...[More...]

Didima Resort

Didima Resort

Located in the Cathedral Peak valley of the uKhahlamba Drankensberg Park, a World Heritage Site....[More...]

Giant's Castle

Giant's Castle

Situated on a grassy plateaux on the ridge of a deep valley below the sheer face of the high Drakensberg...[More...]

Hluhluwe Hilltop Resort...

Hluhluwe Hilltop Resort...

The Multi award - winning Hilltop Resort is the oldest in the KZN and was extensively rebuilt and enlarged... [More...]

iMfolozi Mpila Resort

iMfolozi Mpila Resort

Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park lies in the heart of the Zulu Kingdom, where ancient trails lead through the thornveld...[More...]

Ithala Resort

Ithala Resort

A 3 hour drive from Johannesburg, along the historic route of the KZN’s legendary Battlefields, Ntshondwe is the pride of Ithala Game Reserve...[More...]

 

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Mr Swatton Visit

MR SWATTON RECOVERING IN HOSPITAL

Dr Bandile Mkhize visited Mr Anthony Swatton who is at the Richards Bay Hospital following the Hippo attack in his house more than a week ago. Mr Swanton was attacked by a hippo around 9 pm on 12 July 2012.

According to the report compiled Siboniso Duma: Ezemvelo Marine Officer, Mr Swatton heard the dogs barking and he went out to investigate. He encountered the hippo in a close proximity and it attacked him. It is thought that the Hippo felt threatened as the space available for it to escape was very confined. The Doctors have had to amputate Mr Swatton’s left leg below the knee.

The CEO finally decided to visit Swatton alone following the failure by the MEC of Agriculture and Environmental Affairs, Dr Radebe to accompany him due to urgent Parliamentary engagements. The MEC has indicated that he will visit Anthony within this week, his schedule permitting.

Anthony is sedated as he is still under excruciating pain. During the CEO’s visit, he opened his eyes when the CEO introduced himself to acknowledge the visit. The CEO was with Mr Swatton for around ten minutes and during that time Mr Swatton kept his eyes opened and he closed them when the CEO was leaving.

The nurse who was on duty informed the CEO that Mr Swatton is lucky to have survived the attack and she further pointed out that Mr Swatton has shown a strong will to live. This view is also shared by Mr Swatton’s daughter-in law, Susan. Susan has been very helpful in updating Ezemvelo on the condition of Mr Swatton. When you call her she ends up encouraging you instead of you consoling her. Ezemvelo’s Employee and Wellness Programme members are providing counselling to the family. The organisation has indicated that it will provide necessary support to the family as is the norm.

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