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Author: Emmanuel Koro

Three Countries are Declaring Themselves Independent of CITES Controls

October 30, 2019October 31, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 1116 Views 0 Comments Botswana, Dr Maurus Msuha, Executive Director for Ngamiland Council of NGOs (NCONGO), Mr Nqobizita Mangaliso Ndlovu, Mr Siyoka Simasiku, Namibia and Zimbabwe, Namibia’s Minister of Environment and Tourism, SADC countries, SADC countries’move is also in protest, Shifeta, Tanzania

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

October 22, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 277 Views 0 Comments Advocates4Earth, Eugene Lapointe, Mr Fulton Mangwanya, Mr. Chisaira, Mr. Ron Thomson, Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority Director-General

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

October 12, 2019October 14, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 250 Views 0 Comments Mr Euphrasius Dawids, Ms Monalisa Geises, NACSO provides quality tourism and conservation investments services to conservancies, Namibia’s minister of Environment and Tourism Mr Shifeta Pohamba, Torra Conservancy leader, Uibasen Twyfelfontein Conservancy

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’

October 7, 2019October 16, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 191 Views 0 Comments Currently they [local residents] are receiving good benefits from hunting, Dikembe Mutombo Foundation, Elon Musk and Patrick Soon-Shiung, Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Economic Development, Los Angeles Business Journal, Makuya Nature Reserve, Makuya Nature Reserve hunting community, Mr Ailwei Nemadzhilili of Mphaphuli Traditional Council, Mr Hector Makuya, Mr Muthivhelo Mackson of Mutele Traditional Council

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

September 24, 2019September 24, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 179 Views 0 Comments

By Emmanuel Koro Johannesburg, 24 September 2019 We are not surprised that over the years, the Western animal rights groups

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CITES’ Colonial Hangover Under Scrutiny

September 13, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 351 Views 0 Comments Deutche Gesellschaft fur Herpetologie und Terrarienkunde (DGHT)., International Wildlife Management Consortium World Conservation Trust (IWMC), Ivory Education Institute (IEI), Ornamental Fish International (OFI), Parrot Breeders of Southern Africa (PASA), Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council (PIJAC), Private Rhino Owners Association (PROA), rnational Wildlife Management Consortium World Conservation Trust (IWMC), the European Pet Organisation (EPO), the Fur Institute of Canada

Emmanuel Koro Correspondent Smaller wildlife species play an important role in ensuring the balance of nature. Without them, the bigger species

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CITES: Curse or Blessing for Wildlife-rich but Poverty Stricken SADC Countries

September 6, 2019September 14, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 781 Views 0 Comments Botswana's Minister of Environment, CITES COP18, Conservation and Tourism, Dr Mauras Msuha, Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI), Ginette Hemley, Jacques Berney, Maxi Louis, Ms Higuero, Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organisations (NACSO), Natural Resources, Ngamiland Council of NGOs of Botswana Gakemotho Satau, Onkokame Mokaila, Pelham Jones, President Uhuru Kenyatta, Ron Thomson, Shifeta Pohamba, South Africa’s President of Private Rhino Owners Association (PROA), Will Travers

They were fed-up and armed to the teeth with compelling scientific data in favour of their ivory and rhino horn

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The Source ISSUE NO.11 28 August 2019 – CITES CoP18 Notes

August 28, 2019August 29, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 400 Views 0 Comments Austria, Brazil, Derek Lewitton, Eurocentric countries, Great Britain, Italy, John Rance, Qatar, South African safari operator, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Thailand, Uruguay

Compiled by Emmanuel Koro, African environmental journalist who has extensively written on environment and development issues in Africa IN THIS

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The Source ISSUE NO.10 27 August 2019 CITES – CoP18 Notes

August 27, 2019August 29, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 221 Views 0 Comments Antigua and Barbuda, Dr Mauras Msuha, Hwange village, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, Tanzania Wildlife Director for Ministry of Natural Resources & Tourism, Zimbabwe

Compiled by Emmanuel Koro, African environmental journalist who has extensively written on environment and development issues in Africa. IN THIS

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The Source ISSUE NO.9 26 August 2019 CITES – CoP18 Notes

August 26, 2019August 29, 2019 Emmanuel Koro 270 Views 0 Comments Eswatini, The new king of CITES, Woolly mammoth

CoP18 — Geneva, Switzerland Compiled by Emmanuel Koro, African environmental journalist who has extensively written on environment and development issues

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