Poaching must be tackled at all costs to save rhinos, jumbos

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Poaching: Rhinos now face high-tech weapons
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Tanzania is facing possible extinction of the black rhino, now among the most critically endangered animals, The Guardian On Sunday can report. Decimated by illegal killings, the endangered rhino is increasingly under attack from poachers using high-tech ...
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The chief executive of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, Richard Vigne, tells the BBC that in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) is the best option to save the northern white rhinoceros.

>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.

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Jumbos Moving to Tanzania Risk Poaching
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The Kenyan elephants are at great risk due to massive poaching in the neighbouring Tanzania, experts have warned. Last year, Kenya lost 167 elephants to poachers while Tanzania lost more than 10,000 jumbos. WildlifeDirect CEO Paula Kahumbu said ...
Tanzania Has Lost Two-Thirds Of Its Elephants In Just The Last 4 YearsPlanetSave.com

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Youth unemployment needs to be tackled once and for all
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DEVELOPMENT partners have been asked to cooperate with government in providing training and employment of youth. Mwanza Regional Commissioner (RC), Eng. Evarist Ndikilo said this on Friday during activities to mark World Population Day in Mwanza ...

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Players in cotton contract farming have resolved to address challenges facing it.Last year, the government commissioned eminent people from cotton-growing regions to look into problems facing the crop and find solutions to them.

Grand corruption, the crime that makes poor Tanzanians poorer,forcing many to die in want, is clothed in many robes, and treated as a big spoon, not a spade.

>The Lead Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania (ELCT), Dr Alex Malasusa, has strongly condemned the rising moral decadence expressed in the form of corruption among leaders and civil servants.