July 4 , 1910ORANJE GAZETTE
Plains Open for Business
Visitors hunt one of the first lions to be legally poached.
PRETORIA, BOER-ZULU UNION: After a long conference with several tribal leaders of the Zulu nation today, Prime Minister Smuts emerged in front of the press to announce that the safari season is now open to all nations.
"Be you a politician, a ruler, or just a wealthy man, please, we invite you to come to our humble nation and take part in the most exotic, fascinating experiences of your life: the safari! Join us in the great game as we hunt, watch, and explore. All are welcome, and all are invited." Said the PM after the conference, addressing all nations interested.
It is believed this opening is spurred by the influx of the local lion population in the Zulu nation. All hunts will be monitored by the Zulus, to ensure that no spiritual value is lost. They will also be monitoring to make sure no damage is left to the land itself.Dutch Descendants Make Their Case
Protesters show their distaste for Holy Roman actions by flashing arms around town.
KROONSTAD, BOER-ZULU UNION: Today, dozens of Boer protesters hit the streets in anger at the word of reprisals by the Holy Roman Empire on the Dutch population. These protesters, all Dutch in descent, carried firearms around to symbolize and encourage the armed resistance of the Dutch people under the rule of the Holy Romans.
No injuries were reported.
The central government has not released a statement regarding the actions of the protesters, nor of the Holy Roman killings. However, it is believed that among the mostly Dutch descended Boer government condemnation of the massacre is soon to come.