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Report UFO or UAP Encounter  Encouraging UFO Sightings Reports: A Call to Action for South Africa and – And the World  Have you looked ever up at the sky whether at night, morning, afternoon or anytime, in Johannesburg, Cape Town, or another corner of Africa and spotted something unusual—a mysterious light, an odd shape, or an event that left you wondering? You're not alone.  Across South Africa, Africa, and beyond people have unexplained aerial phenomena for years. In this post, I'll explain why sharing your Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) encounters can contribute to science, safety, and community awareness. Whether you're in Jozi (JHB), Pretoria (PET), Lagos, or anywhere else on the globe, this is an invitation to turn your curiosity into action. Let's explore how easy and important it is to report what you've seen. Why You Must Report UFO Encounters? In an era where space exploration is thriving, think of South Africa's involvement in projects like the Squa...

 South Africa UFO Encounter Claims in the Kalahari Desert, May 5, 2005: An Examination The Kalahari Desert, spanning parts of South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia, has long been associated with UFO lore, most notably due to the alleged 1989 Kalahari UFO crash. However, no specific, well-documented UFO encounter claims are tied to May 5, 2005, in this region. This article explores the absence of verified reports for that date, contextualizes it within the more general history of UFO sightings in the Kalahari, and discourses on the cultural and historical factors that may influence such claims. No Documented UFO Claims for May 5, 2005 Based on available records from sources like the National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC), Wikipedia’s lists of UFO sightings in South Africa, and other UFO-related archives, there are no specific UFO encounter claims reported in the Kalahari Desert on May 5, 2005. This date does not appear in major UFO databases or news reports from the period, suggesting...