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Relief in Marange as ZimParks shoots stray lion

The lion is believed to have strayed from the Save Valley Conservancy and had killed four heads of cattle, prompting a swift response from ZimParks.

By Kenneth Nyangani 4h ago

Relief in Marange as ZimParks shoots stray lion

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Lions wreak havoc in Marange

A villager, Blessing Nyakunu, who lost two beasts last Tuesday to the lions said he was heartbroken.

By Clayton Masekesa Apr. 27, 2025

18 killed in human-wildlife conflicts

Last year, the country recorded 15 deaths and 43 injuries in the first quarter.

By Nunurai Jena Apr. 16, 2025

ZimParks rejects proposed mining project in Hwange National Park

In a statement Thursday, ZimParks spokesperson Tinashe Farawo, said the mining project would pose a serious threat to the black rhino population.

By Online Reporter Mar. 6, 2025

ZimParks rejects proposed mining project in Hwange National Park

8 killed by crocodiles in current rainy season

According to ZimParks, 300 people were killed by wild animals between 2019 and 2024.

By Takudzwa Munemo Jan. 17, 2025

8 killed by crocodiles in current rainy season

Two poachers gunned down

There were four suspects during the contact with an anti-poaching unit.

By Nhau Mangirazi Dec. 24, 2024

Wildlife conservation group wets thirsty Hwange

In its end of year report published this month, the Friends of Hwange Trust (FOH) said the devastating El Niño-induced drought led to another extremely tough year.

By Silas Nkala Dec. 11, 2024

Wildlife conservation group wets thirsty Hwange

Macheke farmers, villagers live in fear as lion roams around

According to Farawo, the lion is yet to attack any livestock or human being.

By Jairos Saunyama Dec. 7, 2024

Macheke farmers, villagers live in fear as lion roams around

Fresh uproar over Vic Falls protected zone

In another letter addressed to the two ministers, Norton singled out ZimParks for disputing that the commercial enterprises run by Scanner Investments and Adage lie in the red zone.

By Tinashe Kairiza Aug. 16, 2024