Source: Bold wildlife translocation to restore biodiversity, ecological balance – herald Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent ...

Spread This News By Mary Taruvinga  ZIMBABWE Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has announced the ...

The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks), in collaboration with the African Parks Network and the ...

See southern Africa in a new light—on a lake cruise Crossing the borders of Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe, land and water safaris follow the flow of the Zambezi to Lake Kariba, where a ...

In a story that defies belief, a seven-year-old boy last month survived on his own for nearly a week in a Zimbabwe game park filled with lions, elephants and hippopotamus. The Matusadona National ...

"He wandered away, lost direction, and unknowingly entered the perilous Matusadona game park. For five long days, the boy endured the unforgiving wild, including roaring lions, passing elephants ...

He was eventually found in the Matusadona National Park after a rescue mission involving park rangers, police and the local community, according to a spokesperson from Zimbabwe Parks, the country ...

An eight-year-old boy from Zimbabwe has defied all odds by surviving five days alone in Matusadona National Park, a wilderness filled with lions, elephants and other dangerous animals. Tinotenda Pudu, ...

Lost Boy Found After 5 Days In Zimbabwe Park With Lions And Elephants Tinotenda Pundu survived among lions, elephants, and buffaloes inside Matusadona National Park.

An eight-year-old boy from northern Zimbabwe has defied the odds, surviving five days in the dangerous wilderness of Matusadona National Park, home to lions, elephants, and other perilous wildlife.