Published 09/23/2024 6:58:00 p.m.

American hiker found dead on South Africa’s Table Mountain

The body of Brook Cheuvront, a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student, was found on Sunday after she went missing while hiking in South Africa.
Cheuvront was reported missing Saturday after a tracking app stopped updating and friends couldn't contact her.
The cause of her death is unclear, and authorities have opened an investigation.

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The Independent

College student, 20, found dead on South Africa’s Table Mountain

The 20-year-old’s tracking device stopped working from the moment she left her residence

09/23/2024 5:36:42 p.m.·London, United Kingdom

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CTV News

American hiker found dead on South Africa's Table Mountain

An American woman who went missing while on a hike on Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa has died and her body has been recovered, authorities said on Monday.

09/23/2024 11:49:32 a.m.·Canada

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Associated Press News

American hiker found dead on South Africa's Table Mountain

An American woman who went missing while on a hike on Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa has died and her body has been recovered, authorities said on Monday.

09/23/2024 10:53:06 a.m.·United States

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abc News

Late snowstorms batter South Africa's coast and leave 2 people dead

Unseasonably late snowstorms battered coastal areas of South Africa over the weekend, killing two people and forcing the closure of some of the country’s major highways

09/23/2024 2:53:34 p.m.·United States

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CNN

American hiker found dead on South Africa’s Table Mountain

An American woman who went missing while on a hike on Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa, has died and her body has been recovered, authorities said on Monday.

09/23/2024 10:37:08 p.m.·Atlanta, United States

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KIFI

Late snowstorms batter South Africa's coast and leave 2 people dead

Associated Press JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Unseasonably late snowstorms battered coastal areas of South Africa over the weekend, killing two people and forcing the closure of some of the country’s major highways. The deaths were attributed to hypothermia after the two people were stuck in vehicles stranded by heavy snowfall on the N3 highway, which is the major route to the coastal city of Durban. One of the victims was a 39-year-old woman stuck in a …

09/23/2024 2:53:35 p.m.·Idaho Falls, United States

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