Poaching destroys hunting block, scares away tourists

Tanzania: Poaching Destroys Hunting Block, Scares Away Tourists
AllAfrica.com
Kondoa — Human encroachment and poaching are denying the government of revenue at Swagaswaga Game Reserve in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. Covering about 871 square kilometres between Kondoa and Chemba districts, the international ...

When is hunting not considered poaching in Africa?

Poaching: Holders of hunting permits on the spotlight
IPPmedia
As the public question the government's sincerity in combating illegal poaching official sources have told The Guardian on Sunday that people behind the illegal business are mainly those with government hunting permits. The revelation from the source ...

Tanzania increases police efforts to fight poaching, halves elephant hunting quota
Sabahi Online
Tanzanian police have agreed to implement new tactical and technical strategies to curb poaching and to increase their collaboration with Interpol, Tanzania's Daily News reported Monday (June 30th).
Tanzania Increases Police Efforts to Fight Poaching, Halves Elephant Hunting ...AllAfrica.com

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On a golden beach near the coastal city of Mombasa, the mood among locals whose livelihoods depend on foreign sunseekers is gloomy as Kenya’s neighbours are stealing away price-conscious tourists.

From manufacturing, real estate to road transportation, participation of Tanzanian investors is noticed but not in the aviation sector.

TBS destroys 10m/- used underpants, low quality biscuits
Daily News
THE Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) destroyed five bales of used underpants it seized during the ongoing operation against used and inferior underwear, including 1.2 tonnes of substandard biscuits, both worth about 10m/-. TBS Senior Standards Officer ...