Crocodile attack survivors still waiting for help It is a partly cloudy Tuesday afternoon in Maun, but the baking sun beats through the wispy white at a relentless 38 Degrees Celsius. To escape the heat, 57-year-old Nkoketsang Monnawatsheko sits in the shade of a big Mophane tree in front of her unfinished house in Disana […]
In this article:Kenosi Kamina, Laxon Likokoto, Mma Bethia, News, Okavango Human Wildlife Conflict Foundation (OHWCF), Okavango Voice, Simmon Phuthego, Thamalakane River
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