A total of 160 Cape and African white-backed vultures have a new home at Shamwari Private Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape, where they can heal and breed
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The first group of 155 Cape and African White-backed Vultures will find a new home at Shamwari Private Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape
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/ 8 September 2008
A Hartbeespoort snake park was robbed of R50 000 over the weekend, which had been earned by a man living in a snake cage for 85 days.