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Tokwe the Matriarch of the Jabulani Herd

Moving onto the next female in the Jabulani herd... Meet the mighty matriarch, TOKWE! If you connect with the herd’s remarkable leader, with her seasoned wisdom, her calm but confident protector spirit and loving, nurturing support for all elephants, consider fostering Tokwe and stand a chance to WIN a 3-night stay for 2 people sharing at Jabulani! https://jabulanisafari.com/fostering/... Tokwe’s Lesson ~ Lead and act by example at all times 🥰 Born in around 1988, Mama Tokwe is part of the original herd that were rescued from Zimbabwe, in 2002. Her authoritative presence helped the herd settle down quickly in our care. The Jabulani herd has followed her example since the beginning, and she has never let them down. Tokwe and Lundi work hand-in-hand in their motherly duties in the herd. Lundi is her closest friend, almost like a sister, ever since the strenuous times in Zimbabwe when they took comfort in one another. As the matriarch, Tokwe has her hands full currently with the other little ones in the herd and so Lundi was chosen as the adopted mom to take in Khanyisa. Tokwe was the first elephant to give birth, first to Limpopo, in 2006, and then to Pisa, in 2009. She also cares for Kumbura and Timisa, two orphaned elephants that were introduced to the herd. Tokwe shares her stable home with all four little ones as well as Mr Fishan. Personality: Tokwe is protective, caring, nurturing, kind, accepting, but still disciplined and well ordered. She leads by example, and is a strong decision-maker. Her maternal instincts and nurturing qualities have been extraordinary over the years. This was evident during the introduction of Jabulani, Kumbura, Timisa and Shawu, to the herd. Tokwe responds to Khanyisa‘s little rumbles even when the two are far apart, with Khanyisa at the orphanage and Tokwe in the Jabulani stables. She is very keen and interested to meet Khanyisa. When she walks past Khanyisa at the fence, she smells and rumbles in response to every call from the baby. Physical traits: Tokwe has slim tusks that are longer than the other females. You can identify her by the fact that her tusks turn slightly inwards. She is generally wider and shorter than many of the other females. Foster Mighty Matriarch Tokwe ✨🌹 https://jabulanisafari.com/fostering/... Terms and Conditions of the competition: The competition runs from 15 April to 30 May 2020. Winner will be announced on 02 June 2020. Each foster membership of USD100 or multiples thereof gets an entry to win. Prize includes a 3-night stay for 2 people sharing in a suite with private pool, all meals, safari activities, elephant experience, VIP tour of HESC, an opportunity to meet our carers in person, return transfers from Hoedspruit airport to the lodge. Prize excludes flight costs, beverages and conservation levy of R150 per person Valid for travel from now until 16 December 2021, excluding 16 Dec 2020 - 10 Jan 2021 and excludes travel during the month of August