Video: The Bush Telegraph: Dickson Dube interview Dickson Dube is a bush guide with Wilderness Safaris at Little Makalolo Camp in Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. Hwange is renowned for its huge populations of big game including around 35,000 elephant, buffalo herds up to 800 strong, 500 leopard and 350 lion. Little Makalolo is located in a private concession in the south-east of the Park. In this interview Dickson describes his regular sightings of the four lion prides in the area of the camp, the thrill of walking safaris, and the reasons why more British visitors should be visiting Zimbabwe. Richard Madden and Sarah are travelling with Wilderness Safaris (wilderness-safaris.com), which offers access to more than eight million acres of Africa's wildlife reserves. Their flights were with South African Airways (0844 375 9680; flysaa.com). A return flight from London to Windhoek via Johannesburg with SAA costs £814 per person, inc taxes. Previous Bush Telegraph podcasts The Bush Telegraph: Lena Florey interview Lena Florey has gone from barefoot goatherder to a champion for tourism in Namibia. Sarah Madden finds out more. Listen The Bush Telegraph: saving the black rhino Christiaan Bakkes discusses his work tracking and conserving endangered black rhino in Namibia. Miracle of life in the Kalahari Map Ives, a renowned Botswanan tour guide, explains how the Okavango Delta brings life to the Kalahari desert. Grumpy the Baboon Olivia O'Reilly, a camp manager in Botswana, talks about a close encounter with a belligerent baboon. Read previous The Bush Telegraph articles