Elephant tramples tourist to death at famous national park
In what park officials are calling a “tragic accident,” the tourist was charged and trampled by an elephant near Crocodile River at Malelane Gate which “regrettably resulted in the loss of life,” according to a statement from South African National Parks released on Saturday.
U.S.-funded aid programs around the world were firing staff and shutting down or preparing to stop operations, as the Trump ...
Some $35 billion is aimed at building small solar sites in rural areas and other improvements. The World Bank chief called ...
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South African upmarket retailer Woolworths Holdings warned of a decline of up to 27% in its first-half profit on Tuesday due ...
Natal, South Africa, on a mission with the United Nations, I witnessed one of the most significant milestones of the 20th century: the election of African National Congress (ANC) leader Nelson Mandela ...
South Africa’s Chief Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein has created an Anti-Terror Task Force to combat terror from Iran and Jihadi ...
Thirty-seven suspected terrorists, including suspected members of Islamic State, have been arrested across east Africa over ...
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Africa Energy Summit 2025: Driving collective action for continent’s sustainable futureThe Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit 2025 opened officially in the city yesterday, with a call for collective efforts to meet the continent’s ambitious energy targets and addressing key challenges ...
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