Friendly Roan Antelope in Eswatini

by Jenny Bowen | Mar 13, 2023 | Africa, Eswatini, Jenny’s Blog, Wildlife

Whilst out in Eswatini I was in Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, enjoying the peace and tranquillity of the reserve. There is something about Mlilwane that makes me feel as if I have come home. It is a wonderful place where you can get away from everything and take time...

5 Fascinating Facts About Eswatini

by Jenny Bowen | Sep 20, 2022 | Africa, Anywhere on Earth, Eswatini

I’ve travelled to eclectic and wonderfully friendly Kingdom of Eswatini many times, so much so that it has become my second home. I’d really love to have a house there, somewhere in the bush, a haven away from everything. But I digress. Not many things...

Climbing the Tree Tops of Malolotja

by Student | Aug 9, 2022 | Eswatini, Uncategorised

This blog was written Charlie, a student from Abbey Gate College, who has been part of a group volunteering in Eswatini to build a new high school. A Dazzle of Zebra Today’s itinerary involved a tree top canopy tour, a beautifully scenic swing through the vines and...

Egirls: Ziplines, Safaris, and Pizza

by Student | Aug 4, 2022 | Eswatini, Uncategorised

This blog was written by students from the St Helen and St Katharine School team of “Egirls” volunteering in Eswatini, where they have been building the country’s second ever elder’s home. Running the Trail After 3 teams combined efforts over...

Dancing, Curry and Waterfalls with Eswateam

by Student | Aug 3, 2022 | Eswatini, Uncategorised

This blog was written by Milly, Coco and Cora from the St Helen and St Katharine School “Eswateam” volunteering in Eswatini, where they have been building a high school in Eswatini. Fun at the supermarket Our journey to Mhulmene began with a peaceful,...

Our Last Few Days in Eswatini

by Student | Aug 3, 2022 | Eswatini, Uncategorised

This blog was written by students from Abbey Gate College assisting with construction and Mlindzini High School in Eswatini. The Last Three Days Arriving at Mbuluzi in total darkness and setting up our tents in pitch black with only one hammer and a bedrock ground...