Zimbabwe elephant sale plan defended

Dodoma. The government has defended the policy of using a single textbook across the country, noting that it will eliminate confusion.

Tanzania elephant plan
East African Business Week
In the next 15 years, the Tanzania government wants to build its elephant population to 100,000. I am not sure whether this was a mistake or not, but this figure seems very ambitious. By nature, elephants do not produce many off-springs. I am wondering ...

A leading conservationist in Zimbabwe condemns the "unethical" killing of an exceptionally large elephant in a legal hunt.

Nature World News
United States bans elephant trophies from Tanzania and Zimbabwe
Wildlife News
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) on Friday announced a ban on the import of elephant trophies from Tanzania and Zimbabwe during the 2014 hunting season. The USFAWS has questioned whether there is sufficient monitoring of the ...
US bans imports of sport-hunted Zim elephant tusksNewsDay
US Issues Temporary Ban of Elephant Trophy Imports from Zimbabwe and ...Nature World News

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The world is presently witnessing brutality & annihilation of one of the most charismatic mammals on earth, the African Elephant at a shocking rate in human history. Poaching, habitat loss and other cruelty are alarming. Tanzania being a treasure of elephants in Africa has recently revealed its catastrophe. 
The recent elephant census conducted in the main elephant ecosystems for seven months consecutively from May to November 2014, indicates   a significant decline of current elephant...

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A senior UN health official defends moves to tackle the Ebola outbreak in West Africa after a damning internal report from the World Health Organisation.

A retired judge and other observers have defended President Jakaya Kikwete’s decision not to initiate investigations against two judges who are accused of receiving millions of shillings withdrawn from the Tegeta escrow account, saying the Head of State was procedurally and constitutionally right.

As an institution, so some readers argue, the CCM party has the right to discipline members who violate its constitution, rules and regulations, but others are faulting the system.