DURING the period traditionally known as the "silly season", 2024 brings with it a new element of chaos.
As we gear up for the national elections on Wednesday, 29 May, South Africa finds itself in a whirlwind of political excitement.
With election posters popping up on every street corner, the landscape is becoming increasingly turbulent.
However, in the midst of this relentless political circus, life and the daily struggle go on.
As we buckle up for the rocky ride ahead, it helps to allow ourselves a moment of stability in the form of being one with nature.
With all the 'madness' going around Mzansi, and politicians throwing daggers at each other, and unrelenting political chaos, another side to Mzansi that is meant to distract you from the drama. This place is called Kruger National Park, and it will put your mind at ease.
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Against the backdrop of the Kruger National Park, a protected area spanning almost two million hectares, you can't help but reflect on our beautiful land in this natural ecosystem.
Recently, a small group of journalists was hosted by SA National Parks to witness first-hand the conflict between humans and wildlife. As we observed the animals in their natural habitat, we realised just how intertwined our lives are with theirs.
Here’s a glimpse into the scenes of the Kruger:
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