20 wildlife products seized from 9 suspects
On 12 October, a Windhoek man was arrested after being found in possession of a live pangolin. The mammals are the most trafficked in the world, and are killed for their meat and scales.
ELLANIE SMIT WINDHOEKNine Namibians have been arrested recently in connection with wildlife crimes, while seven new cases were registered.This is according to the intel...
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