Why is Singapore so slow to ban ivory?

Why is Singapore so slow to ban ivory?

By Robin Hicks - Eco-Business Although a public consultation six months ago revealed that 99 per cent of Singaporeans support a ban on the sale and display of elephant ivory, the city-state has yet to outlaw trade in the endangered species, saying the details are...

Namibia’s elephant population reaches 24,000

Namibia’s elephant population reaches 24,000

Xinhua WINDHOEK: Namibia's conservation model has enabled the elephant population to expand from just over 7,500 in 1995 to 24,000 at present, the Namibian president said.  Hage Geingob revealed at the Kasane Elephant Summit held in Botswana, adding that the...

Botswana gives leaders stools made from elephant feet

BBC News Stools made from elephant feet have been presented to three African leaders by their host in Botswana during a meeting on the future of the mammals. President Mokgweetsi Masisi handed over the gifts, covered in a blue patterned cloth, to his counterparts from...