Louie Greeff will be attempting to swim the mighty Zambezi River for a second time in July this year. He is undergoing some serious training in preparation for this feat. If you happen to be at the Vaal Dam where most of his training is taking place you might see him on his river glider which he will be using.
Will be posting more updates at a later stage.
#ZambeziSwim 
Please support me in anyway you can – thanks!
Its unfortunate regarding me having Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and having to postpone my challenge, but at least I have more time to train and give my sponsors time to align their marketing as well.
I’ve had my third treatment and also have some feeling back in my hands. Woohoo!
I’m healing quite quickly and most of the bruises are almost gone – and so is the pain! YAY!
Go, Louie, go !
Thanks so much Linda!
Got this yesterday!
Hi Louie,
I work at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, our public broadcaster here in Canada (like the BBC). I’ve got a new radio show called Live Through This that will be broadcasting nationally starting in June. It’s a documentary-type show that tells stories about people who do things such as swim down the Zambezi.
I’m wondering if you might have a moment to speak with me over the phone?
All the best,
David
—
David McDougall
Live Through This
CBC Radio One
+1 416 205 2824 (desk)
+1 647 831 1478 (cell)
And another. Waiting for CNN who got hold of me!
From: Jeanette Chabalala [mailto:jeanettec@caxton.co.za]
Sent: 21 May 2014 13:13
To: louie@beyondxtreme.co.za
Subject: Interview- Caxton newspapers
Hi Louie,
Jeanette here from Caxton newspapers, I called you last week about a possible interview with you with regards to the Zambezi challenge, I would like to do a profile on you.
Please let me know when we can meet or if I should send you list of questions.
Have a lovely day forward.
Kind Regards
Jeanette Chabalala
084 779 8898
011 794 6869
Metro/sports Reporter
Nice surprise yesterday!
Hi Louie,
I work at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, our public broadcaster here in Canada (like the BBC). I’ve got a new radio show called Live Through This that will be broadcasting nationally starting in June. It’s a documentary-type show that tells stories about people who do things such as swim down the Zambezi.
I’m wondering if you might have a moment to speak with me over the phone?
All the best,
David
—
David McDougall
Live Through This
CBC Radio One
+1 416 205 2824 (desk)
+1 647 831 1478 (cell)
Had a great interview with KYKNET – the largest Afrikaans TV network in in the world!
On a different note. I’m looking for female and male dual rode riders/drivers for a reality TV series called Dirt Only No Tar (DONT). The name changed from African Bike Challenge to Xtreme Bike Challenge and now its called DONT. Interenational networks were not happy with the first two names. There’s a Facebook group titled: Dirt Only No Tar DONT Reality TV series. Please send me a friend request or join the group. Thank you.
Due to certain factors beyond my control – had to postpone the trip. I have also changed the project to include other challengers – adventure seekers who will be joining me on this unique madcap adventure. Check out our Facebook page; “The Zambezi Challenge”
We will create another Twitter page pertaining to the swim.