Farmers count costs after crops damaged by elephants
[Sowetan Live - South Africa] - 17/02/2025
Farmers in Mpumalanga are counting their losses after a herd of elephants escaped from a nearby game reserve, damaging their crops. The elephants walked out of the Songimvelo Game Reserve through a broken fence and marched into Mooiplaas area, outside Badplaas, destroying crops at the weekend. (…)
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