Stuff South Africa Magazine, the worlds best-selling gadget & technology magazine. Stuff is your expert, up to the minute guide on gadgets, gear, technology - and how to play with them. Our expert reviews and tests sort the best from the rest in digital cameras, cellphones, computers, games, fashion, wheels, lifestyle products and the weird and wonderful. Stuff is a magazine about technology, but its more about how a product looks and how it fits into the readers life.

Feed, protect, and rescue exotic African animals in Project Rescue: Africa! Keep your critters safe using your Time Management talents and build up your wildlife preserve.

The sequel to 2005s Madagascar, in which New York Zoo animals, Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe and Gloria the Hippo, still stranded on Madagascar, start to leave the island. All of a sudden, they land in the wilderness of Africa, where Alex meets the rest of his family, but has trouble communicating with them after spending so much time at the Central Park Zoo.

The only international magazine dedicated to exploring Africa s diverse attractions, national parks, wildlife, culture and history. Travel Africa draws on some of the world s top photographers, writers and experts to create an inspiring and practical resource for anyone interested in the world s most exciting continent.

The extraordinary story of three Rwandan kids who walk 3000 miles to the Soccer World Cup in South Africa. Using a sack load of ingenuity and sass (and a World Cup wall chart for a map), our pint-sized protagonists set off through the endless horizons of Africa in pursuit of an unlikely dream. And as they walk they gather a tribe - a ragamuffin team - of broken and brilliant characters who help them negotiate a way through a series of glorious, dangerous, hilarious and often bizarre situations. Through these kids, we will encounter an Africa few people ever get to see; experience the hard reality of an epic walk through seven countries; as well as the joy, laughter and hope - the ubuntu - that comes from making an incredible journey together.

High-speed cameras document the hidden lives of Africa s wildlife in ways invisible to the naked eye.