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Zimbabwe was only spending US$10per square kilometre on its parks to protect wildlife when the international standard was US$200-250 per square kilometre and South Africa was spending as much as US$6 000. This was said by one of the former parks managers who was commenting on how poaching had become rampant on both national parks...
By Patrick Mitchell | April 21, 2021 About the Author Patrick Mitchell is African Wildlife Foundation's Public Relations and Corporate Communications Manager.More The 2021 Earth Day theme ‘Restore Our Earth’ looks at natural processes, emerging technology, and innovative thinking that helps restore the world’s ecosystems. African Wildlife Foundation utilizes all of the above every day to protect wildlife and wild lands, and enhance natural ecosystems. In Africa, we are working to build strong wildlife economies in local communities to serve as our first and last line of defense for cons...
Python invades Chiredzi General Hospital By Garikai Mafirakureva/Nizbert Moyo BARELY three weeks after a crocodile stormed a male ward, a three-metre-long python was on Saturday morning found near the maternity ward, leaving patients and staff at Chiredzi General Hospital shell-shocked. On both occasions, the reptiles were removed by Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) rangers, but their mere presence at the hospital in the middle of the town has set tongues wagging. Initially, after heavy rains that pounded the area, residents suspected that crocodiles would ...
The ‘perfect’ rhino crime: Locals work in cahoots with poachers January 17, 2021 in Local, News news in depth: BY OSCAR NKALA Zimbabwean police officer Sergeant Tawanda Kwaramba drove from Bulawayo to Victoria Falls on September 16, 2019, on a mission to undermine the law he had sworn to uphold. In Victoria Falls he loaded seven Chinese nationals into a stolen car and drove more than 900km to Sango on the border with Mozambique. From Sango border post, the Chinese nationals — Zeng Dengui, Peicon Jang, Liu Cheng, Yu Xian, Yong Zhiu, Cheng Zhiang and Qui Jinchang — were driven across ...