The flow rate of the Limpopo River, a crocodile-infested waterway that forms a natural border between South Africa and Zimbabwe, has stabilised at 754.216 ...

South Africans have chimed in after a suspected poacher's dead body was discovered after was killed at the Kruger National ...

Water levels reached a point where it “significantly compromises the safe and efficient functioning,” of the crossing that traverses the Limpopo River, South Africa’s Border Management ...

Many are risking their lives crossing the crocodile-infested Limpopo River, which marks the border between Zimbabwe and South Africa, in search of better opportunities, essential goods ...

Named Few & Far Luvhondo, the lodge is set in the remote Soutpansberg Mountains of Limpopo, covering 100,000 ... plants, and wildlife, with custom furniture and artwork highlighting regional ...

As the animals instinctively move to higher grounds, Phaahla said there have been no reported incidents involving wildlife that require ... the south of the Olifants River and that water flow ...

The school's principal Nyambeni Cedric Lidzhade, as well top achiever Ndzumbululo Todani and Limpopo Education MEC Mavhungu Lerule-Ramakhanya spoke to eNCA.

“Roads were impassable, Kgole river here was overflowing, bridges are broken and every space was flooded. I only managed to go to Mokopane Hospital on Monday because water had subsided and I had to ...

The Border Management Authority, after consultations with Botswana officials, advised travellers and truck operators to use alternative routes. The affected crossing is in Limpopo province, which ...

LIMPOPO – The Provincial Executive Committee ... In Lephalale, residents near the Tambotie River were urged to evacuate immediately as floodwaters rose rapidly. Overflowing rivers and damaged ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Ecological Peace Corridors are proposed as a strategy to enhance biodiversity and promote peace in conflict zones by connecting fragmented protected areas across ...

Washington, DC (January 15, 2025) – New WWF-led research reveals that the vital benefits wildlife provides to people’s everyday lives are vastly underrepresented across science and policy discussions.