Tekweni
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Africa's wildest moments — raw, unscripted, unforgettable. From charging black rhinos and warthogs outsmarting wild dogs, to elephants shaking marula trees and oxpecker birds hitching rides on hippos — Tekweni captures African wildlife like you've never seen it. Based in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, we've spent decades filming raw animal behaviour, extraordinary wildlife encounters, and the untold stories of this continent's most iconic creatures. We also explore South Africa's rich history — from the Anglo-Boer War battlefields to Zulu culture and heritage — through stories that stir, surprise, and stay with you. New wildlife encounters every week. 📩 Business: [email protected] 🌐 tekwenimedia.com
The Spider Web So Strong It Went to Space!
Tekweni · 115K views · 6 years ago
Durban South Africa: From Shaka's Kingdom to Africa's Gateway City (Documentary)
Tekweni · 37K views · 6 years ago
Why Spion Kop Remains South Africa’s Most Haunted Battlefield
Tekweni · 1.7M views · 8 years ago
How to Stop a Charging Black Rhino (Before It’s Too Late)
Tekweni · 11M views · 10 years ago
Durban South Africa | Epic 100-Year Journey Documentary (1850s–1970s)
Tekweni · 155K views · 1 year ago
Discover the SECRET Life of the African Trapdoor Spider!
Tekweni · 20M views · 6 years ago
Wild Beasts CLASH in Black Rhino Territory!
Tekweni · 91K views · 8 years ago
What Happens When an Inquisitive Elephant Meets a Game Vehicle?
Tekweni · 2K views · 5 years ago
History of the Ilanga Newspaper - South Africa
Tekweni · 726 views · 13 years ago
Guardians of the Nest: Secretary Birds at Nambiti
Tekweni · 1.2K views · 6 years ago
Hippos Dozing in the Winter Sun at Nambiti — The Chin Massage Explained 🦛
Tekweni · 1.2K views · 6 years ago
African Rock Python Released Back into the Wild | CROW South Africa
Tekweni · 6.3K views · 4 years ago
Buffalo Nose-Cleaning Birds? Nature’s Oddest Duo!
Tekweni · 337K views · 7 years ago
Tekweni TV Stock Footage
Tekweni · 932 views · 10 years ago
Durban’s Deadliest Flood: Inside South Africa’s 2022 Climate Disaster
Tekweni · 11K views · 4 years ago