FROZEN NIGHTS IN AFRICA Contrary to popular belief, nights in Africa can get seriously cold, especially at higher altitudes and in the desert. If you’re heading out on a self-drive safari in the next few months, here are a few essential tips to keep warm: Fire: Light a fire as soon as you set up camp. Not only does it keep wildlife at bay, but it also creates a cozy spot to gather and stay warm during the chilly evening. Layer Up: Dress in layers to trap warmth. Fleece is great for insulation but doesn’t block wind—so make sure to have a windproof and waterproof jacket handy. Beanie Hat: You lose a lot of heat through your head, so wearing a beanie around camp is essential. Keep it on while you sleep to stay warm through the night. Tent Setup: Proper ventilation is key, but closing your tent doors will help trap warmth. If you need air, crack open the downwind side of your tent slightly at the top to maintain airflow without losing too much heat. Sleep Position: If you’re solo an...