A seven-year-old boy was rescued after spending five days lost in the dense and predator-rich Matusadona National Park in northern Zimbabwe. The wildlife authority, ZimParks, confirmed the ...

A seven-year-old boy named Tinotenda Pundu survived five days in Matusadona National Park, a wildlife reserve in northern Zimbabwe known for its lions and other dangerous animals. Tinotenda ...

An 8-year-old boy, Tinotenda Pudu, defied the odds, surviving five perilous days in Zimbabwe’s predator-filled Matusadona National Park. To avoid predators, he climbed rocky outcrops and foraged ...

He was eventually found in the Matusadona National Park after a rescue mission involving park rangers, police and the local community, according to a spokesperson from Zimbabwe Parks, the country ...

The child went missing from the Marindi area in the north of the country last Friday, ZimParks said in a statement. Police, park rangers and the local community were all involved in the rescue efforts ...

The boy wandered into the Matusadona National Park next to his village on December 27 and was found five days later and about 50 kilometres (about 30 miles) away, ZimParks spokesperson Tinashe ...

A spokesperson for Zimparks, the country's parks and wildlife authority, added: "Remarkably, it is estimated that he walked through the harsh terrain of the lion-infested Matusadona National Park ...

The ordeal began when Tinotenda Pudu wandered at least 23 km (14 miles) from home into the "perilous" Matusadona Game Park, said Mashonaland West MP Mutsa Murombedzi on X. He spent five days ...