For families living along the park’s boundary, elephants can represent danger, loss and a bill they cannot afford to pay.
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Sometimes it is easier to remember a single moment of protest – a day, an action, a single dead soul – than it is to remember the ways in which that protest continued, changed, mutated, and developed into something new
Despite a huge fan base and an unyielding regional top brass King Mswati’s record on human rights raises eyebrows.
The forced removal of communities resulted in high levels of poverty among the people who were later dumped to resettle along the park's western and southern borders
The individual struggle of black start up farmers is mirrored by a systemic shift in how development capital is managed
Powering the wild: can renewable energy secure Kruger’s Future?Before the first tourists set out on a sunrise game drive and before rangers begin their daily…
Questions remain over implementation and whether communities will experience meaningful change beyond symbolic recognition
Manyonga has lived up to his promise to make the most of his second chance
Decades after building lives around the coal economy, residents face eviction, homelessness and neglect
The provincial delegation includes nearly 70 tourism SMEs from all five districts