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Kenya: Two arrested, one escapes as detectives seize elephant tusks worth Sh11 million in Namanga sting operation

Kenya: Two arrested, one escapes as detectives seize elephant tusks worth Sh11 million in Namanga sting operation

by Adam Cruise | Jan 26, 2026 | News

By Lucy Mumbi – The Eastleigh Voice Two people have been arrested for suspected wildlife trafficking following a multi-agency operation that led to the seizure of elephant tusks valued at about Sh11 million in Namanga. According to the Directorate of Criminal...
Vanishing Wild: The Battle Against Illegal Wildlife Trade

Vanishing Wild: The Battle Against Illegal Wildlife Trade

by Adam Cruise | Jan 23, 2026 | News

By Tanusri Saradhi – Earth.org From ivory carvings to exotic plants and animal parts, wildlife is being turned into commodities at an alarming rate. What often goes unseen is how this illegal trade fuels extinction, crime networks, and long-term harm to...
Conservation by the bullet: SA’s hunting statistics and the industrial slaughter of wildlife

Conservation by the bullet: SA’s hunting statistics and the industrial slaughter of wildlife

by Adam Cruise | Jan 22, 2026 | Commentary

By Adam Cruise – Daily Maverick What these numbers document is not conservation under pressure, but extraction at scale. They expose trophy hunting not as a people-centred conservation model, but as a market-driven industry serving a narrow, global elite. South...
Ensuring animal wellbeing is not an extremist movement, as commercial-use proponents will have you believe

Ensuring animal wellbeing is not an extremist movement, as commercial-use proponents will have you believe

by Adam Cruise | Jan 21, 2026 | Commentary

By Stephanie Klarmann – Daily Maverick Inaccurate and misleading language is being used to justify the commercial exploitation of wildlife and discredit those who advocate for animal welfare and wellbeing. It’s time to set the record straight. Antagonistic...
Tanzania’s Maasai, wildlife corridor face growing pressure

Tanzania’s Maasai, wildlife corridor face growing pressure

by Adam Cruise | Jan 21, 2026 | News

By Davide Lemmi and Marco Simoncelli – DW Trophy hunting interests are turning the screw on northern Tanzania’s Maasai communities and wildlife paradise. Meanwhile, well-funded conservation efforts are attracting scrutiny amid rising Maasai eviction cases....
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