Category : Africa


Secretary Bird's Killer Kick Rewrites Evolution

Discover the astonishing hunting technique of Africa's secretary bird - a feathered predator that delivers lethal kicks with force equivalent to five times its body weight, challenging everything scientists knew about evolution.

Pune's 'Maneater' Leopard Captured, Heading to Vantara

A dangerous leopard responsible for multiple human fatalities in Pune's Shirur tehsil has been successfully captured by forest officials and will be relocated to Anant Ambani's Vantara wildlife facility for rehabilitation.

5 Animals That Lay Massive Eggs - Nature's Giants

Discover the incredible world of nature's biggest egg-layers - from flightless birds to ancient reptiles. These astonishing facts about ostrich, crocodile and other massive eggs will leave you amazed!

9 Deadliest Female Animals That Rule Nature

Discover the world's most dangerous female predators and creatures where maternal instincts turn deadly. From saltwater crocodiles to black widow spiders, explore nature's formidable females.

Kenya Landslides Kill 21, Destroy 1000+ Homes

Devastating landslides triggered by relentless heavy rains have claimed 21 lives and destroyed over 1,000 homes across Kenya, with West Pokot county being the worst affected region.

Madagascar ex-president stripped of citizenship

In a stunning political development, former Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina loses citizenship following military takeover, creating constitutional crisis in island nation.

10 Mind-Blowing Ostrich Facts Revealed!

Discover the incredible secrets of the world's largest bird - from their surprising intelligence to their unique biological wonders that defy common myths.

VP Radhakrishnan at Seychelles President inauguration

India's Vice President CP Radhakrishnan embarks on diplomatic mission to Seychelles to attend the inauguration ceremony of President-elect Patrick Herminie, strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations.

Zuma Ordered to Repay ₹13 Crore Legal Fees

Constitutional Court mandates former President Jacob Zuma repay 16 million rand of public money used for his corruption trial defence, marking major victory for accountability.

South Africa's 1985 Anti-Apartheid Uprising

Four decades ago, South Africa erupted in flames as anti-apartheid protests turned deadly. Explore the pivotal moments that shook the nation and accelerated the fight for freedom.

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