Massive search for missing SA lion

Tanzania People’s Defence Forces (TPDF) said today the search for its two pilots who went missing following a plane crash in the Indian Ocean early last month is still on.

A Malian woman sets up a Facebook page to help find some 200 people from Mali who are still missing after last month's Hajj pilgrimage crush.

Search for missing Meatu herdsmen futile so far
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THE two-week long search for the two cattle grazers who went missing since May 29 in the wilderness of Meatu District in Simiyu Region have produced no new results and now the exercise may extend to as far as Karatu District in Arusha Region and Mbulu ...

At least 40 bodies have been recovered from the sea in the search for missing AirAsia Flight QZ8501, the Indonesian navy says.
The bodies were spotted along with debris floating in the Java Sea off the Indonesian part of Borneo, in one of the search zones for the plane.
There has been no official confirmation that the remains come from the plane.
The Airbus A320-200, carrying 162 people from Surabaya in Indonesia to Singapore, disappeared on Sunday.
The search operation is now in its third day,...

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Massive anti-GBV campaign for Mara
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PLANS are in full swing to launch a massive campaign against gender-based violence (GBV) in Rorya District, thanks to Legal Services Facility (LSF) for funding the initiative. LSF is supporting the project through Sheria na Haki Za Binadamu (SHEHABITA), ...

How a man and a lioness hold each other tight every day

It has been a tradition for sports enthusiasts to throng the airport to accord our athletes a warm welcome after performing well in various international competitions.

Dentist Walter Palmer apologises to his patients for the disruption caused by the backlash against him over the killing of a lion in Zimbabwe.