Ivory Trade Could Pay Zimbabwe’s Wildlife Management for 20 Years
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to an almost three-month ban on international and domestic travel to Zimbabwe’s prime tourist resorts.
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Author: Emmanuel Koro
Is Ron Thomson About to Become the Galileo of Elephant Management
The Catholic Church put Galileo put under house arrest until his death in 1642 for standing by his findings that
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Covid-19 Delayed The Adventures of the Twins In Africa
By Emmanuel Koro Johannesburg, South Africa 21 May 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has rewritten the script for 2020. Many scheduled
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Celebrate, Animal Rights Groups’ Failure to Influence South Africa
Let’s celebrate victory over animal rights groups’ failure to influence South Africa. The animal rights groups are currently complaining
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Who else is Benefiting from Safari Hunting?
Widely viewed as only benefiting poor rural residents of Africa, the hunting industry is stunningly benefiting urban residents as well.
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Three Countries are Declaring Themselves Independent of CITES Controls
Emmanuel Koro Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe are going to submit protest documents that will allow them to legally trade in
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CITES Allows Zimabwe Live Elephant Sales
Nothing and no one can stop Zimbabwe from selling its 35 live elephants to China and Pakistan say experts on
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Rural Namibians Pin Hopes For Prosperous Future On Tourism Lodges and Hunting Despite Animal Rights’ Anti-Use Threats
By Emmanuel Koro Johannesburg, 12 October 2019 Namibian rural communities are impressively running lodge and hunting agreements to reduce poverty
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Expatriate South Africans ‘Please Help Save our Hunting Culture’
By Emmanuel Koro Johannesburg, 7 October 2019 The successful but vulnerable South African hunting community worries that Western animal rights
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Animal Rights Driven 3% Small Hunting Benefits Controversy to Justify Banning Hunting in Southern Africa
By Emmanuel Koro Johannesburg, 24 September 2019 We are not surprised that over the years, the Western animal rights groups
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