N'waswitshaka males

[Tonpa]

Ndzhenga Males

The two Ndhzenga males have still diligently defended their large territory on MalaMala, allowing a safer environment for their new offspring to thrive. Over half of all their sightings this month were with members of the Kambula Pride.

Noteworthy sightings:

• On the 6th, they joined the bulk of the Kambula pride on a buffalo kill east of Emsagwen Waterhole.
• From the 9th to the 11th, they were with the Kambula pride on another buffalo kill east of West Street Bridge, where their four youngest offspring made an appearance.
• On the 16th, one of the males was with two Kambula lionesses at Bicycle Crossing. The other male was at Princess Alice Pans the following morning. 
• They were both south of Rattray’s Camp with four lionesses and ten cubs on the 19th, where they all shared an impala kill. They were still with these 14 members at Kapen Open Area on the 21st. 
• On the 24th, the smaller of the two males was mating with a Kambula lioness west of Piccadilly Triangle. 
• On the 26th, both the males were with two members of the Kambula pride west of the Boom Hut, where the larger of the two mated with the female in oestrus. 
• On the 28th, the smaller male mated with the same female at Kikilezihash Crossing, while the other male was further north at Sand Pit Crossing. 
• On the 30th, the smaller male was with two Kambula lionesses at Lower Mlowathi Crossing with full bellies while the other male was pursuing another Kambula lioness north of Mlowathi Pans.
  

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