Verlede jaar was olifantstroperysyfers in Namibië die laagste sedert 2016. Skuldigbevindings is egter steeds ver agter arrestasies wat in stroperysake gemaak is. Volgens die verslag oor wildbeskerming en wetstoepassing in Namibië is slegs vier olifante in 2022 gestroop vergeleke met 2016 se 101. Die volgende jaar het stroperyvoorvalle tot 50 afgeneem, terwyl 27 olifante in 2018, 13 in 2019, 12 in 2020 en agt in 2021 gestroop is. Statistieke toon verder dat daar verlede jaar beslag gelê is op 55 olifanttande, 64 verdagtes is in verband met olifantstropery in hegtenis geneem en agt verdagtes is skuldig bevind. Luidens die verslag het die 34 olifantsake wat verlede jaar aangemeld is, minder as 10% uitgemaak van alle geregistreerde wildmisdaadsake - wat altesaam 430 beloop het.

Last year, elephant poaching figures in Namibia were the lowest since 2016. However, convictions are still far behind arrests made in poaching cases. According to the report on wildlife protection and law enforcement in Namibia, only four elephants were poached in 2022 compared to 101 in 2016. The following year, poaching incidents decreased to 50, while 27 elephants were poached in 2018, 13 in 2019, 12 in 2020 and eight in 2021. Statistics further show that last year 55 elephant tusks were seized, 64 suspects were arrested in connection with elephant poaching and eight suspects were found guilty. According to the report, the 34 elephant cases reported last year accounted for less than 10% of all registered wildlife crime cases - which totaled 430.