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ZIMBABWE plans to tax wildlife trade to generate revenue for the cash-strapped government. A proposal to amend the Parks and Wildlife Act suggests a 10% tax on wildlife trade including exports and donations, where the value of the animals shipped would be estimated. The government has accused private landowners of masking animal trades as donations when they are commercial transactions. Zimbabwe is home to the world’s second-biggest population of elephants and boasts wildlife species ranging from lions to rhinos a range of antelopes. Still, an economic crisis has left it with insufficient money to maintain its national parks. The proposed amendment was the subject of an internal discussion held on May 5 between Mangaliso Ndlovu, the Environment, Climate, Tourism, and Hospitality Minister, and wildlife industry stakeholders in the capital, Harare. ....
MONEYWEB LIVESTREAM For first time since 1988. By Ray Ndlovu, Bloomberg 6 May 2021 06:09 Image: Bloomberg Zimbabwe is considering the mass killing of elephants, known as culling, for the first time since 1988 to reduce the 100 000 strong population of the animals. The government of Zimbabwe, which has the worldâs second-largest population of elephants after neighbouring Botswana, maintains that the large number of the animals is leading to destruction of habitat needed by other species and an increasing number of dangerous human-elephant interactions. Adult elephants can eat 300 kilograms of vegetation a day and often strip bark from trees, killing them. INSIDERGOLD Subscribe for full access to all our share and unit trust data tools, our award-winning articles, and support quality journalism in the process. ....