Zambezi, a pack of painted dogs is setting a trap. The alpha male and alpha female lead the hunt, heads down and ears ...

The tsetse fly - an insect that transmits trypanosomiasis or sleeping sickness - could soon die out in Zimbabwe's Zambezi Valley due to rising temperatures, a study said on Tuesday. The study based on ...

Middle Zambezi General information The Zambezi valley is part of Region 54 of the African Terrestrial Ecoregions. It consists of Riverine, and terrestrial ecosystems unique to the subcontinent. Among ...

T HE Zambezi Elephant Fund Walk for Wildlife trans-Zambezi Expedition 2023 was expected to bring a new lease of life to the Zambezi Valley landscape, Zambezi Elephant Fund (ZEF) has said.

More than 200,000 people—about 40 percent of whom are women– benefited from transformation along the Zambezi Valley and Nacala Corridor. Farmers’ connection to markets was enhanced with 200 kilometers ...

Most camps in and around Lower Zambezi National Park only open from mid-March to November. The best time for spotting wildlife is July (11C to 25C) to October (19C to 34C), when the heat pushes ...

The areas considered most at risk are the Zambezi valley, central regions and the southern Inhambane province. At least 100,000 people will require state assistance should the cyclone hit at full ...

So far 101 African elephants, in groups of six to eight, had been translocated from the Savé Valley Conservancy to Sapi, Zambezi Valley, in the north of Zimbabwe – a 700 kilometre journey.

The Zambezi, which means "great river" in the language of the Tonga people, is a river valley known for its bountiful wildlife, such as buffaloes, fish eagles and herds of elephants.

Voices Campaigns Giants Club Summit Inside the mass translocation of elephants in southern Zimbabwe A total 2600 animals, including 400 elephants, will be moved to the Zambezi Valley ...

THE sight of an oil rig jutting out of the largely hostile Zambezi Valley is undoubtedly enthralling for Zimbabwe, a nation that has been on a rough patch for more than two decades.

Scientists said it was a species of sauropodomorph, a relative of the sauropod, which walked on four legs. The skeleton was discovered during two expeditions, in 2017 and 2019, to the Zambezi Valley.