Lions Kill 3 Children Triggering Revenge Lion-killing Feelings
By Emmanuel Koro The lions of Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area horrifically killed three school children this month, drawing sympathy worldwide.
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Author: Emmanuel Koro
Join Makuya in taking Western Animal Rights Groups to the International Court of Justice
MAKUYA’S INSPIRATIONAL FIGHT TO SAVE ITS HUNTING CULTURE Inspired by its court victory to save its hunting culture, Limpopo-based Makuya
Continue ReadingInternational Hunters in Africa Despite Covid Travel Bans
/ It’s perhaps Africa’s most unique country where the adrenaline seeking international hunters worldwide are going to hunt despite the Covid-19
Continue ReadingRestore Wildlife Trade to Serve the Peoples’ Interests
WHY does it take people in power seemingly forever to accomplish something good for the people they serve and the
Continue ReadingMoza Community’s Hunting Revenue-powered Development
Wildlife hunting is increasingly becoming the main “driver” for not only socio-economic development but also for wildlife and wildlife habitat
Continue ReadingImportant Wildlife Management Debate That Every African Should Become Actively Involved In
Why can’t we today, sell without UN CITES agency restrictions; our earth-shattering quantities of ivory and rhino horn? They are
Continue ReadingAttack on Socio Economic Wellbeing of the African People
Nearly 500 People Killed by Human Animal Conflict since Cecil the Lion Since 2015. It is unforgivable to talk about
Continue ReadingViolation of Human Rights
It’s a violation of human rights to talk about animal rights without talking about human rights. It’s a Western Celebration
Continue ReadingHunting and Agriculture Uniquely Used To Reduce Poaching In Zambian Community
By Emmanuel Koro About 45 years later, Zambia’s implementation of wildlife anti-poaching strategies has helped to increase South Luagwa’s elephant
Continue Reading‘Demand Arrest Of Chicken Thieves Not Wildlife Poachers’
Emmanuel Koro One of the most curious and harmful lessons that Western animal rights groups continue to teach African rural
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