For years, industry critics have argued that South Africa’s captive lions are inbred—but a new study shows that may not be the case.

The little-known Swartland region is making waves on the South African wine scene and offers a uniquely welcoming experience to visitors.

National Geographic Expeditions has added a new South Africa itinerary to its Signature Land portfolio for 2026 that showcases the history, culture, and wildlife of the region.

Amid soaring massifs and rugged bushveld, safari camps and conservation projects across South Africa’s northeast are innovating to attract travellers, offering them rare front-row seat to the ...

Can Africa’s great nomadic people save their way of life? Across the continent, thousands of Fulani people are holding fast to their ancient customs—while reshaping their traditions for a new age.

A highlight of the new National Geographic Expeditions tour is spotting endangered penguins at South Africa's Boulder Beach. Photo Credit: National Geographic Expeditions ...

Contributing photographer Ben Pipe takes us behind the scenes of this close-up photograph of a lion, which was published in our June 2022 issue.

Covid-19 shined a spotlight on economic inequality, especially for women across Africa. Now we’re able to look forward again, we should be asking ourselves: How can we build back better?

South Africa’s ‘Mother City’ has shaken off its post-pandemic funk and is welcoming visitors with exciting hotel openings, shiny new restaurants and its evergreen natural beauty.

South Africa Police are investigating after a tourist was trampled to death by an elephant at the Kruger National Park on Saturday.

The ruling African National Congress party could lose its parliamentary majority for the first time since the fall of apartheid 30 years ago.

National Geographic Expeditions will return to Southern Africa in 2026 with a brand-new itinerary – Southern Africa: Living History and Legendary Species. This newest addition to the company’s ...