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Past incidents have claimed hundreds of buffaloes, including a notable case in 2018 when around 400 buffaloes drowned after running into the river, which cuts through Botswana's Chobe National Park, a hotspot for elephants, buffaloes, and giraffes.
Outside the hospital, Israeli tanks are advancing, closing in on central Gaza. Footage on social media showed tanks less than 500 metres from al-Shifa and troops just 700 metres from the city centre.
For almost an hour, Trump praised the United States, himself, and his achievements, claiming that the nation was enjoying a golden age and repeating his disputed assertion that he had personally ended seven wars, a feat he said warranted a Nobel Peace Prize.
Nexstar and Sinclair, which operate numerous ABC-affiliated stations, confirmed they would continue replacing the show with regular programming on Tuesday.
Trump added that Ukraine could “maybe even go further than that,” though he did not clarify what this entailed. He made no mention of Crimea, seized by Russia in 2014, while the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in 2022.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed international appeals for a two-state solution, maintaining that Israel is waging a campaign against Hamas fighters. Yet the overwhelming majority of those killed have been civilians, including women and children.
The carmaker said it is working with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement to restore operations.
Between two to three large drones were reported near Copenhagen Airport, prompting authorities to stop all take-offs and landings temporarily. The airport issued a statement warning of ongoing delays and cancellations, urging passengers to confirm their flight status with airlines.
The announcement, made in a joint statement by the military-led governments, intensifies the Sahel nations’ breakaway from Western institutions.
The 82-year-old religious figure, revered by her followers as “True Mother,” was taken into custody following a warrant issued by the Seoul Central District Court.
Justice Simon Mugenyi Byabakama, chairperson of the EC, declared that Museveni’s documents had passed scrutiny under the Presidential Elections Act.
The 43-year-old British-Egyptian had been arrested multiple times under successive administrations and was most recently serving a five-year sentence handed down in December 2021 for “spreading false news” over a Facebook post about alleged torture in Egyptian prisons.