Sowa bears scars of jumbo demolition

Friday, November 23, 2018

Herd of elephants PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES

FRANCISTOWN: Large herds of elephants continue to strike fear at Sowa Township as their numbers seemingly rise by the day. Besides straying on to the major roads, the vegetation of mainly mophane trees continues to suffer.

The elephants have come in large numbers, which is intolerable to humans.

The vast mophane woodland in the 20 kilometres stretch of road leading to Botswana Ash bears the scars of the damage by the largest land mammal on earth, the elephant.

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