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.
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Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber says he wants every town, villlage, city, and suburb in South Africa to have access to ...
South Africa is working on how best to integrate labour and environmental justice and how its labour laws can be used to ...
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South African police say a suspected illegal gold mining ringleader escaped from custody with help from police officers about ...
South African retail sales jumped in November as consumers benefited from last year's interest rate cuts, declining inflation ...
Australia captain Pat Cummins and South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma have expressed their gratitude for the overwhelming ...
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