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UNESCO protects heritage of outstanding value to humanity. Africa is home to 98 World Heritage Sites, but several are listed as ‘In Danger’.

Source: These Unesco World Heritage Sites in Africa are listed as ‘In Danger’

Tanzania accused IUCN and World Heritage Committe of reopening issues that had already been “positively” concluded through dialogue since 2017.

Source: Tanzania’s big win: Selous to stay on World Heritage Sites list

Read on to discover why these seven places are the world’s best under-the-radar African safari destinations.

Source: Add These Top 7 Under-The-Radar African Safaris To Your Bucket List

It’s rare to get a solitary safari experience nowadays. Those who love the bumpy but dreamy 5am safari game drive through the desert.

Source: Beyond Jane Goodall’s Tanzania To A Lesser Known UNESCO World Heritage Site

Tanzania – Selous Game Reserve

If a bull elephant charges at you don’t run – instead, stand your ground and give him a piece of your mind.

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Tanzania – Selous Game Reserve

Thanks to satellite collars, 60 elephants will be monitored for better protection against poaching in one of the last great African wildernesses, Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve.

Read more from source: Collaring elephants in one of Africa’s last great wildernesses | Stories | WWF

Tanzania – Selous Game Reserve

In southern Tanzania, Selous Game Reserve and Ruaha National Park are largely untouched by tourism, and full of wildlife. Two new safari experiences make the area an even more enticing destination.

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Tanzania – Selous Game Reserve

Photographer Robert J. Ross’ book “The Selous in Africa: A Long Way from Anywhere” captures the dramtaic landscapes of Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve.

Read more from source: Selous Game Reserve: Inside Africa’s largest protected area