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Hwange faces ecological crisis
Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe's largest wildlife sanctuary, is facing a looming ecological disaster as its overpopulation of elephants threatens to wipe out one of the park's most vital tree species - the Acacia tree. Currently holding over...

Williams hits defiant 137 but South Africa take control
Zimbabwe's Sean Williams has struck a fluent 137 from 164 balls on day two of the first Test against South Africa in Bulawayo but the visitors were in command with a 216-run lead and nine second-innings wickets remaining. A South African side...

Bermuda Updates Immigration Prohibition Order
The Ministry of Economy and Labour issued an advisory on ongoing immigration policy reviews and adjustments. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Economy and Labour advises the public that, effective 17 July 2025, the Bermuda...
The world’s nine best (and five worst) countries for a road trip
Save Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Got it Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size This article is part of Traveller’s Holiday Guide to the world’s greatest road trips.See all...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe: Top 8 shows by global majority artists
The Edinburgh Fringe (running 2 to 26 August) is the largest festival in the world, bringing artists from across the globe into one big celebration of theatre, music, dance and comedy. These 8 shows should be on your radar to immerse yourself in...

Drought is draining water supplies and driving up food costs where you’d least expect
Taking shovels and buckets to a dried-up sandy belt of the Vhombozi River in Zimbabwe last August, groups of Mudzi district villagers gathered to dig with the hope of somehow finding water. The southern African region had entered into a state of...

When ‘Coexistence’ Is Co-Opted in Conservation Practice
In the late 20th century, the term conflict dominated both conservation narratives and scientific literature concerning human-wildlife interactions. Stories of elephants trampling fields, leopards predating on livestock, and tigers attacking...

Ronald De'Souza: Final member of Stockwell Six cleared nearly 50 years after being framed by corrupt officer
Three men who were jailed for allegedly attempting to rob a corrupt police officer nearly 50 years ago have had their convictions overturned by the Court of Appeal. Courtney Harriot, Paul Green and Cleveland Davidson, all aged between 17 and 20 at...

After BCCI postpones Bangladesh tour, India vs Sri Lanka white-ball series on the cards in August – Report
Cricket News India vs Sri Lanka white-ball series seems to be on the cards in August after the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) postponed the Bangladesh tour last week. India will travel to Sri Lanka in August. (Photo: X) New Delhi:...

Cinema Chat: The Michigan Theater celebrates the Ann Arbor Art Fair, plus 'Eddington' and 'Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight' open downtown
ANN ARBOR ART FAIR BEGINS As the Art Fair takes over downtown Ann Arbor, the Michigan Theater will be open to those that wish to cool off and experience entertainment that built the reputation of the theater. Tonight, Friday and Saturday, the...

7 Unforgettable Noctourism Experiences For Wildlife Lovers
Tarsiers are nocturnal, using their large eyes to search for insects during the night.getty From early morning birdwatching to midday safari game drives, the bulk of ecotourism experiences take place during daylight hours—but in recent years,...

From village roots to national spotlight
Jeketera Renyaningwe was formed after several villagers came together for the purpose of promoting culture, encouraging unity among themselves and showcasing skills. DEEP in the rural heartland of Chivi, Masvingo province, a traditional ensemble...

JUSTICE HAS NEVER BEEN SERVED, SAYS SIKHALA
The launch of opposition politician Job Sikhala’s memoir Footprints in the Chains in Bulawayo on Friday became a platform for calls for truth, justice, and national healing over decades of political violence in Zimbabwe, particularly the...

Lessons From Buhari's Demise
Across the African continent, it has become almost routine. An African president or top politician quietly boards a plane, often in the dead of night, heading to Europe, the Middle East, or Asia for “medical checks.” These trips, costing millions...
58 Visa-Free Destinations For Indian Passport Holders This Summer
Looking to travel this summer as an Indian passport holder? Good news, Indian travelers can visit up to 58 destinations visa-free. The top destinations are placed throughout Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean and Pacific Islands. Aside from these...
Why Mulder refused to break Lara's world record Test score of 400
South Africa's stand-in captain Wiaan Mulder etched his name in the history books by refusing to break one of the most coveted records in cricket – the highest individual score in a Test innings. On the second day of the second Test against...

I never believed my child would one day have a birth certificate – Binga villager says in salute to ongoing remote registration blitz
By Leopold Munhende recently in Binga WITH his wife seated on the carrier and their one-year-old son on her back, Honest Mudenda (28) cycled 10 kilometres on a perry bike to register a birth certificate last Wednesday, a two-hour ride through...

Who said what - top 5 expert reactions on Wiaan Mulder declaring while batting on 367 in ZIM vs SA 2025 2nd Test ft. Ravi Shastri
Brian Lara continues to hold the individual Test batting record as Wiaan Mulder decided to declare South Africa's innings while he was batting on 367* against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo on Monday, July 7. Mulder was in touching distance of breaking...

'What On Earth Was He Thinking?': Netizens Heartbroken At Wiaan Mulder's Mysterious Declaration At 367*, 34 Runs Short Of Surpassing Brian Lara's Record
Wiaan Mulder and Brian Lara. | (Image Credits: X) Fans have questioned South Africa all-rounder and stand-in captain Wiaan Mulder for declaring his innings at 367 in the second Test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo when he had the chance to surpass...

Horoni Falls: Chimanimani’s hidden treasure
Over time, Horoni Falls has become a favourite destination for church groups, who frequent the site for retreats and spiritual camps. Chimanimani district in Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands boasts some of the country’s most spectacular natural...