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By 5:12 p.m., the yellow dot on Joseph Mulenga’s laptop had not moved in fourteen hours. It sat in the same brown square of the map, pulsing beside a dry creek bed in the southern part of Kafue, where the grass had turned the color of old rope and even the vultures had begun flying lower than usual. Joseph had refreshed the collar feed three times.continue reading …
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