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Here’s what’s Wrong with Zimbabwe Selling its Elephants

Here’s what’s Wrong with Zimbabwe Selling its Elephants

by Adam Cruise | May 20, 2019 | News

By Mike Chambers - International Policy Digest News this week that Zimbabwe was selling (or had already sold) 97 elephants to China and Dubai was picked up by news organizations around the world. Like CNN’s: “Zimbabwe sells elephants to China and Dubai for $2.7...

Over 7,000 kg of ivory products seized in south China’s Guangdong Province

Over 7,000 kg of ivory products seized in south China’s Guangdong Province

by Adam Cruise | May 19, 2019 | News

Xinhua GUANGZHOU: A total of 7,746 kg of ivory and ivory products have been seized in south China's Guangdong Province in the first four months this year, said customs authorities of the province Friday.  Guangdong customs busted 67 endangered species smuggling...

Minister refuses to scale down forest reserve (Tanzania)

Minister refuses to scale down forest reserve (Tanzania)

by Adam Cruise | May 19, 2019 | News

The Citizen The minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Dr Hamis Kigwangallah says the Maswa Forest Reserve will not be reduced because it has been revealed to be the natural habitat of rhinos. Speaking during the fitting exercise of devices of the Global...

Focus on Africa: Zimbabwe offers elephants and ivory to China

Focus on Africa: Zimbabwe offers elephants and ivory to China

by Adam Cruise | May 19, 2019 | News

By Yahoo News Is debt-ridden Zimbabwe under pressure to hand its elephants and ivory to China as collateral? Fears of a major cash-for-elephants trade-off have been growing, following reports that Zimbabwe sold nearly 100 elephants especially to China for 2.4 million...

CITES Secretary-General’s update on the postponement of CITES CoP18

by Adam Cruise | May 18, 2019 | News

I wish to inform Parties and interested stakeholders about the latest developments for CITES CoP18 that was scheduled to be held from 23 May to 3 June 2019 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and the postponement as announced on 26 April via Notification to the Parties No....

Limpopo elephants pack their trunks and head to new Karoo home (South Africa)

Limpopo elephants pack their trunks and head to new Karoo home (South Africa)

by Adam Cruise | May 18, 2019 | News

By Leila Stein, Times Live Two families of elephants woke up this week to find themselves 1,100km from home. The 16 animals had been relocated from Limpopo to the Eastern Cape as part of the Great Karoo Elephant Migration project of Elephants, Rhinos and People (ERP)....

Zimbabwe sold elephants to China and Dubai for over R38m (US$2,65m)

Zimbabwe sold elephants to China and Dubai for over R38m (US$2,65m)

by Adam Cruise | May 17, 2019 | News

By The Independent Online Harare, Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe has sold nearly 100 elephants to China and Dubai for a total price of $2.7 million (about R38 million) over six years, the country’s wildlife agency said, citing overpopulation. Parks and Wildlife Management...

Zimbabwe: Selling Elephants to Save Them – Is it Logical?

Zimbabwe: Selling Elephants to Save Them – Is it Logical?

by Adam Cruise | May 17, 2019 | News

By Maulline Gragau - The African ExponentZimbabwe has sold nearly 100 elephants to China and Dubai for a total price of $2.7 million over six years, the country's wildlife agency said, citing overpopulation. It has become apparently clear that the population of...

Nature conservation projects marred by human rights violations (Congo Basin)

Nature conservation projects marred by human rights violations (Congo Basin)

by Adam Cruise | May 17, 2019 | News

By Deutsche Welle "We are being persecuted and threatened," a woman of the Baka ethnic group in the Congo Basin region of central Africa told the human rights organization Survival International. The organization has been collecting similar testimonies for years and...

Coast police arrest four found with 12 pieces of ivory (Kenya)

Coast police arrest four found with 12 pieces of ivory (Kenya)

by Adam Cruise | May 17, 2019 | News

By Mohamed Ahmed, The Daily Nation Police in Mombasa are holding four people who were found with 12 pieces of ivory worth millions of shillings. Two suspects, Ibrahim Ali and Japhet Bakari, were Thursday found with eight pieces of the tusks in Mwembe Tayari, Mombasa....

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