Hwange National Park

A tanker carrying 30 000 litres of hazardous sulphuric acid overturned near Hwange National Park last week with the spill said to be drifting towards Inyantue River — a major water source for the local community.
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A cub of Cecil the Lion, the animal shot dead by a US dentist in 2015, has also been shot and killed by trophy hunters, it emerged today.
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By Thupeyo Muleya Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority rangers shot and killed two poachers on Tuesday in Hwange National Park after they violently resisted arrest. Zimparks spokesperson Ms Caroline Washaya-Moyo confirmed…
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By Tendai Kamhungira Zimbabwe's wildlife continues to make international news, after a six-year-old cheetah at Hwange National Park became the latest global newsmaker this week following the tragic and widely reported death of Cecil…
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By Bridget Mananavire Jericho — the lion reputed to have taken over the family of Cecil the famous lion that was killed by American dentist, Walter Palmer, last year — has died at Hwange National Park. He was 12-and-half-years…
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By Whinsley Masara A man survived a buffalo attack while herding cattle after about 50 buffalo strayed from the Hwange National Park due to the destruction of the animal sanctuary’s perimeter fence. Qhaba Thebe, 35, of Thokozani…
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By Kuda Bwititi A joint operation by the police and the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Authority has busted several poaching syndicates around the country, leading to the arrest of some of the most notorious perpetrators of the…
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HWANGE - A safari guide has been mauled to death as he saved tourists from a charging lion in the same national park where big cat Cecil the lion lived. Quinn Swales, 40, was taking six guests on a walking trip in Hwange National…
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By Alastair Leithead | BBC News, Zimbabwe | Three little spots on a cracked smartphone screen show Brent Stapelkamp the last known locations of Jericho the lion. Every two hours his tracking collar pings the satellite and it's…
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HARARE (AFP) - A wealthy American dentist used a bow and arrow to shoot a much-loved Zimbabwean lion called Cecil, a safari industry group said Tuesday, amid allegations that the animal had taken 40 hours to die.
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