‘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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André Mentz on RSG – December 2020
RSG interview with André Mentz – President South African Predator Association The latest media attack on the lion breeders in South
Continue ReadingThe Importance of National Wildlife Cultures
All nations are a product of their national cultures. And national cultures are a combination of a great many subcultures:
Continue ReadingImportant Perspective – Joint Statement on Captive Bred Lion Shooting
PART ONE The TRUE GREEN ALLIANCE (TGA) To put this important newsletter into perspective: The TGA is not a
Continue ReadingAfrica INSULTED – WWF to judge the APO Group African Women in Media Award
It’s an insult that Rose Thuo, Head of Communications and Marketing, Africa of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) (www.WorldWildlife.org) can be used
Continue ReadingOpen Letter to SADC heads of State: More Than Business as Usual Needed to Save People and Animals from Covid-19 Destruction
Your Excellencies,We are facing an unprecedented wildlife conservation crisis. With Covid-19 impacting tourism to the point that earnings have been
Continue ReadingSAPA Open letter to the Director General CIC & the President Dallas Safari Club
Mr Tamás Marghescu – Director General CIC Mr Mark Little – President Dallas Safari Club Re : Your document –
Continue ReadingMedia Release: Captive Bred Lions have a Huge Conservation Value
TRUE GREEN ALLIANCE CONCLUSION The Animal Rights Brigade have been at great pains to tell the world that South Africa’s
Continue ReadingSAPA Brief aan LekkeSlaap
Die Suid Afrikaanse Predatore Vereniging (SAPA) verteenwoordig boere in die wildsbedryf wat op roofdier teling en verwante waardekettings fokus. Wildboerdery
Continue ReadingTo Apply Human Perceptions to Animals is Illogical
By John Rance – President of the TGA Sentience is the capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively.[1] Eighteenth-century philosophers used the concept to distinguish
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