9 April 1960 was the day that changed Susie Cazenove’s life – the day her father, David Pratt, shot the Prime Minister of South Africa, Dr Hendrik Verwoerd. Verwoerd, commonly known as the architect of apartheid, didn’t die, but Pratt’s family lived with the legacy of his action.
The book profiles twenty-four safari guides, sharing their adventurous tales and dreams of connecting guests with the wild beauty of Africa. It highlights early experiences at Londolozi, thrilling encounters with wildlife, and memorable safaris with figures like Mary Leakey. Through these narratives, the guides demonstrate their commitment to preserving the wilderness amidst growing threats. Readers journey across several African countries, including South Africa and Kenya, discovering the passion and dedication of those who lead safaris.