US, Tanzania Launch Dog Program to Detect Illegal Drugs and Ivory

US, Tanzania Launch Dog Program to Detect Illegal Drugs and Ivory
AllAfrica.com
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), along with the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Home Affairs, and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism announced the launch of a new "Canine Detection Program" in Tanzania on May 5 in Dar es ...

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10 years ago

Daily News

06 May

Sniffer dogs to help detect drugs

Sniffer dogs to help detect drugs
Daily News
IN support of Tanzania's efforts to tackle trafficking of illicit drugs and ivory, the government of United States has announced the launch of Canine Detection Programme at the Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA) and Port of Dar es Salaam to curb the ...

 

10 years ago

ITV News

05 Mar

Exposed: The brutal world of Tanzania's illegal ivory poaching industry

ITV News
Exposed: The brutal world of Tanzania's illegal ivory poaching industry
ITV News
Barefoot and handcuffed, five men climbed from the Toyota pickup that brought them from deep in the African bush to the anonymous city-centre compound that houses Tanzania's elite and secretive Anti-Poaching Task Force. tanzania_clip2_web04 ...

 

10 years ago

Newsweek

06 Nov

Chinese Presidential Entourage Used Tanzania Trip to Buy Illegal Ivory, Says ...

Newsweek
Chinese Presidential Entourage Used Tanzania Trip to Buy Illegal Ivory, Says ...
Newsweek
Ivory tusks are displayed after the official start of the destruction of confiscated ivory in Hong Kong May 15, 2014. Tyrone Siu/Reuters. Tweet. AA. Filed Under: World, China, Ivory Trade, Tanzania, Elephants, Africa, Xi Jinping. Chinese government officials ...
Elephant ivory price 'spiked as China VIPs snapped up thousands of kilos'The Guardian
Chinese officials accused of smuggling ivory during...

 

10 years ago

Sydney Morning Herald

06 Nov

Chinese president Xi Jinping's visit to Tanzania used to smuggle illegal ivory ...

Sydney Morning Herald
Chinese president Xi Jinping's visit to Tanzania used to smuggle illegal ivory ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Dar Es Salaam: Tanzania is studying a report alleging that Chinese officials bought large amounts of illegal ivory during a visit by President Xi Jinping last year and smuggled it out in diplomatic bags aboard his plane, a Tanzanian government official said on ...
Tanzania probes alleged ivory smuggling during Chinese state visitReuters Canada
Illicit Trade in Ivory...

 

9 years ago

Hong Kong Free Press

30 Oct

Another blow to illegal ivory trade as Tanzania arrests notorious trafficker ...

Hong Kong Free Press
Another blow to illegal ivory trade as Tanzania arrests notorious trafficker ...
Hong Kong Free Press
A notorious elephant poacher and ivory trafficker has been arrested by Tanzanian law enforcement authorities after a manhunt that lasted for over one year, according to NGO Elephant Action League. Boniface Matthew Mariango, 45, nicknamed “The Devil” or ...

 

11 years ago

GPL

11 Feb

ITV News goes undercover to expose Tanzania's illegal ivory trade

 

9 years ago

Christian Science Monitor

12 Oct

Will arrest of the 'Queen of Ivory' dent illegal ivory trade?

Christian Science Monitor
Will arrest of the 'Queen of Ivory' dent illegal ivory trade?
Christian Science Monitor
A Chinese businesswoman who has lived in Africa for decades was arrested for smuggling millions of dollars worth of poached elephant tusks. By Lonnie Shekhtman, Staff October 11, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. In this photo taken on Wednesday, ...
Wildlife activists praise arrest of Chinese womanIPPmedia
In praise of anti-poaching task forceDaily News | The National Newspaper...

 

10 years ago

Dewji Blog

10 Sep

Launch of certified apprenticeship program in hotel operation

Representatives from ILO, TUCTA, ATE and HAT in a group photo with the apprentices during the launch of the programme held in Dar es Salaam on 5TH AUGUST 2014.

The launch was coupled with the signing of MoU for the implementation of of the programme between Hotels Association of Tanzania (HAT) and National College of Tourism (NCT). Holding the MoUs are NTC Chief Executive Officer Ms Rosada Msoma (2ND R) and HAT Chairman Dr. Jonas Kipokola (2nd L). Others are (from R), ILO Director for East...

 

5 years ago

NBC News

05 Apr

Thousands of applicants, zero loans: Trump's small businesses lending program is a failure to launch

Thousands of applicants, zero loans: Trump's small businesses lending program is a failure to launch  NBC NewsNewly Available CARES Act Loans: 10 Things Small Businesses Need To Know  ForbesThe Small-Business Loan Program Is Already Hitting 4 Big Snags  New York Magazine3 ways to ensure SBA aid for small businesses helps those who need it most  MarketWatchCoronavirus cavalry may be coming to help small businesses  Los Angeles TimesView Full coverage on Google...

 

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