MOZ Terrorist Attack..

[PHOENIX PHIL]

Once this clears up and becomes stabilized, I’m going to take the opportunity to book my Niassa hunt with David Langerman for this year as I will be able to pick my preferred dates. If it still is dicey then I can always postpone.

I'm booked to go back to L9 block in the Niassa in Sept, 2026 with @KWALATA SAFARIS and plan on retaining that booking. Everyone needs to make their own decisions and I would not fault anyone for what they decide, one way or the other.

But this is a big blow to Kambako. As I understand it, the operators cannot get insurance for their camps. I think it would be surprising to many just how much is spent to build up those camps and subsequently maintain them. It is also a big blow to the people in the area that are employed by the various outfitters operating in the Niassa as well as the meat provided to feed the locals.

 

[Cme1983]

When I finished my safari in Niassa last year about 3/4 of the flight from Pemba to Jo’berg was South African military. I never once felt unsafe on the ground in Mozambique. With that being said most operators will be honest and tell you whether or not it is safe in the weeks leading up to your trip.