DINKWENG SAFARI Camp is a member of the Zorgvliet Private Residence Club. Fractional ownership gives owners access to its other four South African properties, which include a private game reserve in neighbouring Ka’Ingo and a vineyard in Stellenbosch.

Non-residents buying property in South Africa are taxed on South African income, which of course includes rental income from letting property there.

A non-resident selling a property must pay capital gains tax. Non-residents are also liable for estate duty and gift tax, at 20 per cent on assets in South Africa.