Elephants Wreak Havoc In Matsiloje

Monday, May 15, 2017

MATSILOJE: Tragedy has once again struck the people of Matsiloje and surrounding villages after marauding elephants invaded their fields leading to massive losses.

This latest tragedy comes hot on the heels of tropical cyclone Dineo this year, which caused damage in a lot of Southern AFrican Development Community countries.

Last year, the villagers suffered yet another devastating blow after the closure of Tati Nickel Mining Company (TNMC). TNMC not only offered employment but also sponsored free medical services at Matsiloje clinic.

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