Guide: Apprentice Field Guide

  • Cedric Mkhwanazi

    Cedric Mkhwanazi

    Cedric’s journey in hospitality has taken a new direction, moving from the kitchen to guiding guests through memorable wildlife experiences.

  • Murray Campbell

    Murray Campbell

    Murray brings some guiding and tourism experience to Royal Malewane, and is eager to learn more about the luxury hospitality industry.

  • Kia Levy

    Kia Levy

    From ocean voyages to stables, Kia brings a rich and varied background to her calling as a field guide.

  • Jenna Fowlds

    A dedicated trainee Field Guide with a flair for the creative, Jenna has an avid curiosity for wildlife, ecology and Africa’s wild spaces.

  • Ringo Chauke

    Ringo Chauke

    Ringo, from Manghena in Limpopo, developed a passion for the outdoors while earning his Bachelor of Science at the University of Venda. After training with More Field Guide College, he joined Royal Malewane to learn from Africa’s most qualified guiding team.

  • Privillege Manyike

    Privillege Manyike

    Privillege, from Sigagule village in Greater Kruger, developed a deep love for wildlife through frequent visits to Manyeleti Game Reserve. Now a Royal Malewane apprentice, she thrives in connecting with guests and sharing stories about nature and her cultural heritage.

  • Jared Linnell

    Jared Linnell

    Jared, passionate about the bush from age seven, pursued conservation ecology and field guiding. A wildlife photographer and bird lover, he began the Royal Malewane apprenticeship in July 2024.

  • Jack Jones

    Jack Jones

    Jack, raised in Mozambique and later Nelspruit, developed a deep love for the bush from a young age. After training with Bhejane, he joined Royal Malewane as an Apprentice Field Guide.

  • Megan Redfern

    Megan Redfern

    Megan’s diverse experiences across South Africa shaped her passion for wildlife. With a teaching degree from Stellenbosch, Megan is eager to learn from Royal Malewane’s experienced team.

  • John Hulley

    John Hulley

    An agricultural upbringing with bush-loving parents inspired John to want to work in the bush, and he loves the fact that no matter how much he experiences, there is always more to learn.