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Dreaded tsetse flies wilt in Africa’s growing heat

Monday 5 Nov 18 10:00am

GLOBAL WARMING might have done one good thing for the Zambezi Valley: it may have done for the tsetse flies, with conditions soon too hot for them to breed there any longer.

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