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FGASA Statement on the Pilanesberg National Park Elephant Incident
To our members, Many of you would've have seen videos of the incident that occurred at Pilanesberg National Park, involving a 22-seater safari truck and a large bull elephant. This incident is clearly stressful for all those involved, from the guide driving and his passengers, to the elephant itself. Please [...]
FGASA Field Trip: KwaZulu-Natal
The Managing Director of FGASA, Michelle du Plessis, along with Alan Taylor, regional representative for FGASA in the area, recently spent a week travelling through the beautiful rolling hills of northern KwaZulu-Natal. The trip included visits to Babanango Private Game Reserve, Manyoni Private Game Reserve, Thanda Private Game Reserve, Amakhosi [...]
In memorial: Godfrey Mathebula (Dec 1979 – Feb 2024)
It is with great sadness that we announce the loss of Godfrey Mathebula, a member of the FGASA Board of Directors and industry icon who tragically passed away early this morning, 15 February 2024. Godfrey was more than just an incredible guide and exemplary member of FGASA, he provided expert [...]
The Centre of Applied Pet Ethology joins FGASA as a Specialist Delivery Partner
We are thrilled to share the exciting news that the Centre for Applied Pet Ethology (COAPE) has officially become a specialist delivery partner for FGASA, introducing three meticulously crafted courses that delve into the behaviors of three iconic African predator species: African wild dogs, African lions, and cheetahs. Recognised as [...]
FGASA Welcomes New Executive Committee Members
We are proud and excited to introduce you to three new members of the FGASA Executive Committee. All three new additions have extensive experience in South Africa’s tourism sector and years of experience in their guiding careers after gaining their qualifications with FGASA. We selected these members not only for [...]
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