Tanzania reportedly selling Maasai homeland to Dubai royals for hunting
UPI.comTanzania reportedly selling Maasai homeland to Dubai royals for hunting
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After a petition gathered nearly 2 million signatures, the Tanzania government appeared to back down on the sale of 1,500 km of Maasai land, but now the deal is back on. By Gabrielle Levy · Follow @gabbilevy Contact the Author | Nov. 18, 2014 at 11:45 AM.
Tanzania's Masai people face eviction over hunting reserveThe Voice Online
Tanzania threat to 'evict' 40000 for hunting park: campaignersYahoo! Maktoob...
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Daily Mail17 Nov
Tanzania turns Maasai land into a hunting ground for Dubai royal family
Daily Mail
Daily Mail
Authorities in Tanzania have ordered the eviction of 40,000 Masai people so their ancestral home can be turned into a hunting ground for Middle Eastern royals. A 1,500sq/km 'wildlife corridor' around Loliondo, next to the Serengeti national park, will be ...
Masai people in Tanzania threatenedeTurboNews
Tanzania's Masai face homeland eviction…so Dubai royals can huntRT
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ITV News18 Nov
40000 Maasai evicted from homeland as wealthy hunting group moves in
ITV News
ITV News
40,000 Maasai face eviction from their traditional grazing lands in Northern Tanzania to make way for a "wildlife corridor" that an Emirati hunting company, whose clients reportedly include Prince Andrew and the Jordanian royal family, will be permitted to ...
Tanzania's Maasai land sale controversyThe Hindu
Tanzania wants to sell 370000 acres of its land so wealthy Gulf elites can huntWashington Post...
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Mail &Amp; Guardian Online21 Nov
Dubai royals hunt out Maasai land
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Plans to turn ancestral Maasai land into a reserve for a Dubai royal family appears to be going ahead. The Serengeti National Park in northern Tanzania. (AFP). Tanzania has been accused of reneging on its promise to 40?000 Maasai pastoralists by going ...
Tanzania denies plans to evict 40000 for hunting parkDaily Mail
Tanzania denies plans to evict 40000 to build Hunting ParkThe New Age Online
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RT17 Nov
Royal hunting reserve: Tanzania's Masai to face eviction from homeland
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Masai people living in northern Tanzania are facing eviction from their historical homeland, as the government has reportedly reneged on a promise and is proceeding with plans to remake the land into a hunting reserve for Dubai's royal family. There are ...
Tanzania accused of backtracking over sale of Masai's ancestral landThe Guardian
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Salon02 Dec
Tanzania government refutes claims that it will sell Maasai homeland
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Salon
Tanzania government refutes claims that it will sell Maasai homeland EnlargeFILE - In this Monday, Aug. 12, 2013 file photo, Maasai tribeswomen gather at a village on the outskirts of the Serengeti, in northern Tanzania. (Credit: AP/Nariman El-Mofty).
Tanzania denies plans to evict MaasaiWorld Magazine
The Maasai Tribe in Tanzania Could Lose Its HomeVocativ
Tanzania denies plan to evict Masai tribes to set up hunting...
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TheSouthAfrican21 Nov
Tanzania sells Masai people's land to Arab royals, who want to build a hunting ...
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TheSouthAfrican
Because this is exactly what Africa needs; the eviction of native tribes from their ancestral land, to make way for the rich and famous to come and hunt elephants in their own personal reserve. Around 40 000 Masai have been given their marching orders and ...
Tanzania denies reports that it planned to evict Maasai herdersCoastweek
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Www.Worldbulletin.Net22 Nov
Tanzania's Masai face eviction for Dubai royals' hunt
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Authorities in Tanzania have ordered the eviction of 40,000 Masai people so their ancestral home can be turned into a hunting ground for Dubai royals. World Bulletin/News Desk. Masai people living in northern Tanzania are facing eviction from their historical ...
Tanzania selling off land belonging to Masai tribe to Dubai royal family to use it ...Daily News & Analysis
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Times LIVE24 Nov
Tanzania denies plans to evict 40000 so Dubai royals can hunt
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Times LIVE
Tanzania has dismissed as claims by activists that it is planning to evict thousands of members of the Maasai community from their traditional lands to create a hunting park. Save & Share. Email · Print. Global activist group Avaaz alleged earlier that Tanzania ...
Tanzania's Maasai prefer death to evictionYahoo! Maktoob News
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Bloomberg28 Nov
Tanzania Government Denies Plan to Evict Maasai for Lion Hunting
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Tanzanian Natural Resources Minster Lazaro Nyalandu said reports are false that the government would evict 40,000 ethnic Maasai from traditional lands being sold to rich Middle Eastern investors. Maasai elders started an online petition last year that ...
Tanzania statement on relocation of Maasai tribesmen to establish a tourism ...eTurboNews
Uncovering Tanzanias natural wondersTravel Weekly
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