Tanzania and U.S. unite to combat poaching and wildlife trafficking in the Ruaha landscape

Ruaha National Park, Tanzania – Friday, December 12, 2014, The Honorable Lazaro Nyalandu, Tanzania Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism, and Mark B. Childress, United States Ambassador to Tanzania, visited Ruaha National Park yesterday to mark the launch of the Southern Highlands and Ruaha-Katavi Protection Program (SHARPP). This new $8.2 million five-year program is funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and will be implemented by the Wildlife Conservation...

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04 Feb

Combating Wildlife Poaching and Illegal Trafficking in Tanzania

 

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03 Feb

STATEMENT ON COMBATING WILDLIFE POACHING AND ILLEGAL TRAFFICKING IN TANZANIA

 

10 years ago

Deutsche Welle

28 Aug

Wildleaks combat poaching and wildlife crime

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Wildleaks combat poaching and wildlife crime
Deutsche Welle
Many witnesses of poaching or other wildlife crimes remain silent, fearing retribution. An anonymous whistleblower platform aims to change that. The Wildleaks project is turning information into action the ground. DW speaks to Andreas Crosta, Wildleaks ...
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Whistle-blowing website WildLeaks...

 

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Daily News

04 Feb

Tanzania seeks donor support to combat poaching

Tanzania seeks donor support to combat poaching
Daily News
TANZANIA has sought the engagement of more development partners (DPs) to support the country materially and financially in fighting wildlife poaching and illegal wildlife trafficking. In roundtable discussions and chaired by the Minister for Natural Resources ...

 

11 years ago

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THE AMERICAN PEOPLE’S COMMITMENT TO COMBATING WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING IN TANZANIA

By Virginia Blaser
I would like to take the opportunity of  this year’s World Wildlife Day to highlight the American people’s commitment to combatting the global scourge of wildlife trafficking and to draw attention to how and where the American and Tanzanian peoples and governments can work together to save the world’s precious wildlife.  
I know that everyday Tanzanians share these goals, and I note that President Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere once said that "…the survival of our wildlife...

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

06 Oct

Kenya and Tanzania to Jointly Fight Terrorism, Drug Trafficking and Poaching

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Kenya and Tanzania to Jointly Fight Terrorism, Drug Trafficking and Poaching
AllAfrica.com
Kenya and Tanzania have agreed to scale up cooperation in the war against terrorism, drug trafficking and poaching. Speaking on Monday during bilateral talks at State House, Nairobi, President Uhuru Kenyatta and President Jakaya Kikwete affirmed their ...
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JK calls for good working...

 

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GlobalPost

19 Dec

Africa Focus: Southern Tanzania's wildlife sanctuaries see less elephant poaching

GlobalPost
Africa Focus: Southern Tanzania's wildlife sanctuaries see less elephant poaching
GlobalPost
ARUSHA, Tanzania, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) -- Elephant poaching in two wildlife sanctuaries in Tanzania's southern highlands has gone down for the past one year due to what game experts described as effective surveillance systems. The two wildlife sanctuaries ...

 

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Daily News

07 Feb

Isles VP reiterates call to combat drug trafficking

Daily News
Isles VP reiterates call to combat drug trafficking
Daily News
ZANZIBAR Second Vice-President, Mr Seif Ali Iddi, has reiterated his call to combat drug trafficking, cloves smuggling and land conflicts in the country ends. “Land disputes, clove smuggling and drug trafficking are still our main challenges. We can only win ...

 

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AllAfrica.Com

21 Aug

Joint Efforts Needed to Combat Human Trafficking

Joint Efforts Needed to Combat Human Trafficking
AllAfrica.com
Bukoba — AUTHORITIES in Kagera Region are working closely to crack down a criminal network following an increase of incidents related to human trafficking not only in Tanzania but in the Great Lakes Region, the Kagera Regional Police Commander ...

 

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