Tanzania Calls for International Support Against Poaching

Tanzania Calls for International Support Against Poaching
AllAfrica.com
Tanzania has called on international agencies, including Interpol, to join its efforts to curb poaching at the conclusion of a two-day summit in Arusha to stop wildlife crime and advance wildlife conservation, Tanzania's The Guardian reported Tuesday ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

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

AllAfrica.Com

08 Mar

Tanzania: Dar Lobbies for Support in War On Poaching

Tanzania: Dar Lobbies for Support in War On Poaching
AllAfrica.com
SHORTAGE of personnel and modern equipment is holding back Tanzania's efforts to curb poaching of its wildlife and thus a need for assistance from the international community to curb the crime which is threatening survival of wild animals. Tanzania is a ...

 

10 years ago

GlobalPost

18 Aug

China pledges more support to Tanzania's war against elephant poaching

National Geographic
China pledges more support to Tanzania's war against elephant poaching
GlobalPost
ARUSHA, Tanzania, Aug. 17 (Xinhua) -- China on Monday expressed commitments towards supporting Tanzania's endeavors in the fight against elephant poaching. Lin Zhiyong, the Chinese Embassy's economic and commercial representative in Tanzania, ...
Human-Elephant Conflict Needs More International ExposureNational Geographic
Elephant poaching in Tanzania: Is the government playing the role of a...

 

10 years ago

Dewji Blog

31 Oct

Philip Morris International continues to support sustainable agriculture in Tanzania

-PMI purchases tobacco from three suppliers in Tanzania, contributing more than US$150-million annually to the economic development of the country’s rural areas

Philip Morris International (PMI) (http://www.pmi.com), the largest buyer of tobacco in Tanzania, is ramping up efforts to implement its Sustainable Tobacco Production model among the nation’s 65 000 contracted tobacco-growing families.

PMI purchases tobacco from three suppliers in Tanzania, contributing more than US$150-million...

 

10 years ago

Michuzi

European Union awards Heifer Nederland and Heifer International Tanzania 1.6 Million euros to support farmers’ adaptation to effects of Climate in Igunga

The Country Director of Heifer International Dr. Henry Njakoi shakes hand with EU Ambassador to Tanzania H.E Filiberto Sebregondi during the Eco Village grant award ceremony at University of Dar es salaam. Dr. Henry Njakoi ( Right) – Country Director of Heifer Tanzania signs the 1.6 million Euro grant from EU for the Igunga Eco Village project ; Looking on is the EDF Deputy national authorising officer from Ministry of Finance- Mr. Godlove stephen.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (June 17,...

 

11 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

17 Feb

Govt Efforts in Curbing Poaching Need Support

Daily News
Govt Efforts in Curbing Poaching Need Support
AllAfrica.com
CONTROL over indiscriminate killing of elephants and rhinos and ivory trafficking has now caught the imagination of the international community more intensely than ever before. The international community this week held a session in London for a major ...
Former Tourism Minister's comments not fit for printeTurboNews
Tanzania slams British newspaper over elephant poaching claimsCoastweek
To sell or not to sell elephant...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

12 Mar

Anti-poaching drive gets German support

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

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

04 Feb

INTERNATIONAL FEATURE: How poaching and terrorism relates

>There is a new threat in the terrorist hotbed of Africa, and the US military can do much more to combat it. Poaching of endangered elephants and rhinos has become a conservation crisis, and profits from wildlife crimes are filling the coffers of terrorist organizations. The twin crises should be cause for alarm for military leaders, not just conservation groups. They need to start working together before it is too late.

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

12 Feb

Nyalandu turns to clerics for support in fight against poaching

IPPmedia
Nyalandu turns to clerics for support in fight against poaching
IPPmedia
The Government announced yesterday a decision to take on board the crucial role of religious leaders in the fight against poaching in the country's national parks. Natural Resources and Tourism Ministry Chief, Lazaro Nyalandu made the announcement in ...

 

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