All Out Africa

14/09/2026

From searching for wildlife in Kruger to experiencing Eswatini and ending on the coast of Mozambique.

Join our Kruger to Coast adventure starting on 2nd November and enjoy 10% OFF your adventure.

Secure your spot: [email protected]

08/09/2026

Save 10% on your Kruger to Coast adventure!

Join our adventure starting on 2nd November and journey from the wilds of Kruger to the beautiful coast of Mozambique, with Eswatini in between.

Three countries. One unforgettable journey.

Book now: [email protected]

27/08/2026

During the second week of August, Adam and Isabella joined our Building Programme and supported the renovation of the kitchen at Ezulwini NCP.

As part of the project, they helped remove the old kitchen floor and began preparing and laying a new one, contributing their time and energy to improving the space for the children and NCP staff.

We are grateful to Adam and Isabella for their commitment, and to our Building Coordinator, Michael, for guiding them throughout the project. Siyabonga Kakhulu

24/08/2026

Through our partnership with iKhaya le Themba Project in Hout Bay, Cape Town, volunteers spend their afternoons helping primary school children with homework, reading and play.

A few hours of time, support and connection can make a meaningful difference.

We’re grateful to Ikhayalethemba for welcoming our volunteers and for the important work they do in the community.

20/08/2026

WHO’S UP FOR FOUR DAYS IN THE MALOLOTJA WILDERNESS?

We still have a few spots available on our 20–23 September Malolotja Backpack Trail — and this is your chance to explore one of Southern Africa’s most spectacular mountain wildernesses, Malolotja Nature Reserve.

Over 4 days and 3 nights, you’ll cover 25 km of incredible mountain terrain, following valleys and rivers through the heart of Malolotja. Explore Mhlangamphepha Falls, the Lower Potholes and the Komati Gorge, camp in wild campsites, enjoy crystal-clear mountain pools and take in plenty of spectacular views.

Dates: 20–23 September 2026
Cost: ZAR 5,880 per person sharing
All essential camping equipment is provided, along with all meals, professional guiding, park fees and trail transfers within the park. Just bring your best hiking outfit, a sense of adventure, and enough energy for the hills!

Spaces are limited — contact us to secure your place.

All Out Africa
WhatsApp: +268 7835 2572
Email: [email protected]

18/08/2026

MALOLOTJA IS READY FOR HIKING!

Malolotja Nature Reserve has cleared the majority of the trail network in the vast reserve and we've created a map highlighting the freshly cleared trails that are currently ready to be explored!

Don’t wait too long! The spring rains are imminent, and once they arrive, the bush will quickly start reclaiming the trails.

So grab a friend, lace up your boots, and get hiking!

Download the map as PDF:
https://alloutafrica.com/tours/the-malolotja-trail/

Want a guided hike? Get in touch with All Out Africa:
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: +26878352572

18/08/2026

Meet Hilda Najjumba, a final-year Multimedia Journalism student from Bournemouth University who spent three weeks gaining hands-on journalism experience with Inside Biz and Kulture Magazine, with the support of All Out Africa.

A big thank you to the Inside Biz and Kulture teams for welcoming Hilda and giving her the opportunity to learn, create and grow.

Read her full story here: https://alloutafrica.com/2026/08/journalism-internship-eswatini/

Read Hilda’s experience of a three-week journalism internship in Eswatini, supported by All Out Africa and funded through the Turing Scheme.

13/08/2026

244 children from our 9 NCPs visited Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary through the Trip for a Trip initiative.

During the visits, the children took part in a conservation walk led by Mduduzi, learning about wildlife and the importance of protecting the environment. They saw zebras, impalas, blesbok, kudus, warthogs and crocodiles, while having plenty of opportunities to ask questions and share what they know.

The trips also gave the children time to enjoy themselves. There was singing on the bus, laughter along the way, and plenty of stories shared over lunch before heading home.

We thank Responsible Travel for making these educational visits possible, and Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary for welcoming the children. Experiences like these help connect children with nature and strengthen their understanding of the environment around them.

11/08/2026

A quiet but meaningful thank you to Adam and Isabelle for donating two pre-loved laptops and learning materials to our NCPs. The laptops will be used by primary school children who attend our Homework and Computer Club at Ezulwini NCP, where they get time to learn basic computer skills and explore technology.

Simphiwe Ndlovu, our Computer Club Coordinator, was really happy to receive them. We’re slowly working towards ensuring every child has a computer in front of them. These two bring us a little closer.

If you’d like to see a little more about the Computer Club and what the children have been learning, you can read more here: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/help-1000-young-entrepreneurs-eswatini/reports/?subid=315316