Safari park for city's west (The Age) by African safari animals

Not that there's a huge amount of tracking involved ...Louis, one of television's foremost human zoologists, was on the trail of sports hunters: enthusiasts who love to track down the world's rarer animals, kill them and mount their heads on the garage wall. Plans being drawn up for a $220 million adventure safari theme park.

The Weekend's TV: Ask questions first and shoot later (Independent)
In Louis Theroux's African Hunting Holiday, several endangered species came face to face with a famously invasive one: the American tourist.

In Mandela's land (Baltimore Sun)
A visitor to South Africa goes on safari, takes in the beauty of Cape Town and tours the prison that could not break Nelson Mandela's spirit It's been nearly two decades since Nelson Mandela was freed from prison. Four years after his 1990 release, he became the president of South Africa and led his country into desegregated democracy.