N$92m injection against wildlife crime
Nghitila said the figures are “encouraging and undoubtably the result of improved coordination between different stakeholders involved, but also because of concerted and targeted interventions being undertaken”.
ELLANIE SMIT WINDHOEKWhile recent statistics indicate that Namibia is winning the battle against both wildlife crime and human-wildlife conflict, an almost N$100 million
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