More than 16% of Eswatini's population face severe hunger due to drought and economic strain. Rural women are now responding by establishing seed banks to preserve and grow indigenous crops. | TRT World

If you think “safari” automatically means a vehicle, Eswatini can surprise you. In places like Mkhaya Game Reserve, the experience is built around guided encounters on foot as well as open Land Rovers — and the goal for many visitors is clear: track rhino walking, close enough to feel the landscape, not just photograph it. 🦏 Mkhaya is explicitly set up for this style of small-group, guided wildlife viewing. The reserve says all travel inside is solely guided, either by open Land Rovers or on fo

WILDLIFE ALSO FACING DEVASTATING CRISIS: The heavy rains currently sweeping across the Kingdom are serving as a devastating reminder that climate-related disasters impact every living being. Beyond the visible damage to infrastructure and the displacement of people, the rising water levels and flooded rivers are having a catastrophic effect on both livestock and wild animals. These floods are not only putting lives at immediate risk but are also causing deep disruptions to our local ecosystems.