Southern Africa is bucking the trend on the continent in terms of the decline in elephant populations, according to studies. And the reasons have a lot to do with economics.

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Thinking of a safari holiday? Look beyond Africa, writes Erika Ebsworth-Goold ... lush areas in the country’s south. Visitors who make the journey to Tolima Department - just north of Ibague ...

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