Kenya opens anti-poaching laboratory

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has urged the government to resume the anti-poaching campaign -- Operation Tokomeza -- to help in efforts to end the slaughter of elephants.

>Huawei Technologies has introduced a technology for boosting government’s anti-poaching campaign.

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>Tanzania’s anti-poaching drive got a boost yesterday after the Wildlife Foundation Conservation of Tanzania (WFCT) donated five new vehicles worth Sh600 million.

>Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Lazaro Nyalandu has announced success in fighting poaching as the country has recorded zero elephant killing in the Selous Game Reserve in the past three months.

 Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Lazaro Nyalandu (in a combat) together with Howard Buffett greets some of the staff of the Pasiansi Wildlife Training Institute upon their arrival at the institute yesterday.  US Billionaire Howard Buffett planting a tree at Pasiansi Wildlife Training Institute. Behind him is the Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Lazaro Nyalandu. Howard Buffett smiles for having his tree planting exercise done at the institute.  Howard...

A Tanzanian tourism and conservation campaigner is to take the war against poaching to the US as part of efforts to sensitise the international community on the dangers of ivory trade to fragile economies.

Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) has donated 11 vehicles to the government of Tanzania in support of the anti-poaching efforts.

>In a bid aimed at combating a serious threat of poaching in the Selous Game Reserve, the governments of the United States and Germany has transferred a significant amount of field equipment for use by Tanzanian game wardens patrolling the reserve.