Inside Africa
Cairo was once famed for its hedonism – something that is still hinted at by its Belle Epoque architecture. Cam McGrath reports
The Mapa project is working to define where Africa’s national parks begin and end, as Mark Eveleigh discovers
iSimangaliso Wetland Park, in KwaZulu Natal, is one of the most species-rich corners of Africa, says Nigel Richardson
The Avenue of Sphinxes in Luxor is one of the most enigmatic remnants of ancient Egypt. Mark Stratton reports
Historian David Rattray was a man capable of bringing the past to life and focusing attention on an often forgotten region of South Africa. Angus Begg finds an enduring legacy
Rob Crossan journeys to the small but strategically placed nation of Djibouti; a place where creaking ceiling fans turn slowly in ageing colonial buildings and where khat is king.
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