Zimbabwe schoolchildren face threats from animals as they walk to school - In Zimbabwe, increased wildlife activity near people mean that children are at risk of attacks by animals while walking ...

In Zimbabwe, where the government says there are more than 85,000 elephants, some experts are concerns numbers have been overinflated. It’s “a myth,” said Farai Maguwu, founding director of ...

I’d never considered Zimbabwe as a destination, but discover it has the same animals and wildly beautiful landscapes as its ...

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — “Any gold in there today?” Ezekiel Mabhiza called to a man hunched over a mound of trash, hoe in hand, rummaging through one of the many… ...

In Zimbabwe's wildlife-rich but poverty stricken Chiredzi district, ... while others argued for trying to burn out any animals inside. In the past, Mastick, 47, might have been willing.

In Zimbabwe, increased wildlife activity near people mean that children are at risk of attacks by animals while walking long distances to and from school By Associated Press Aug. 9, 2024 ...

In Zimbabwe, increased wildlife activity near people mean that children are at risk of attacks by animals while walking long distances to and from school. Skip to content Menu Today's paper.

Speaking for the first time on the 10th anniversary of Cecil's death, Shane Rodrigues urged the Government to announce a date ...

At the hyena den, Mastick warned the others against killing animals, whether for meat or revenge. It's a message he's been giving since he was freed, urging his fellow villagers to rely on crops ...

CHIREDZI, Zimbabwe (AP) — Tembanechako Mastick and a group of men scanned bushes near their village in southeast Zimbabwe, on the hunt for the den of hyenas that had recently attacked livestock.

Save Valley Conservancy, Zimbabwe — On the impoverished edges of a conservancy that protects wildlife in southeastern Zimbabwe, 14-year-old Esther Bote wakes up at dawn to a practiced daily routine.

On the impoverished edges of a conservancy that protects wildlife in southeastern Zimbabwe, 14-year-old Esther Bote wakes up at dawn to a practiced daily routine. Then it’s time for what she ...