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Twee vermeende renosterstropers is Woensdagmiddag by Scorpionbelt aan die westekant binne die Etosha Nasionale Park deur lede van die teenstropingseenheid doodgeskiet.
Governments lose N$100.6 to N$172.4 billion per year in potential fiscal revenue from illegal logging, fishing and wildlife crime. Despite the unprecedented global Covid-19 pandemic, the threat of wildlife crime continued in 2020, according to the International Consortium on Combatting Wildlife Crime (ICCWC) annual report for 2020, titled 'Together Against Wildlife Crime'. The report said despite considerable effort by the global community, wildlife crime remains a significant threat.
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'n Chinese sakeman is gister in die Okahao-landdroshof op borgtog van N$3 000 vrygelaat nadat hy Sondag in verband met die onwettige besit van ietermagôskubbe in hegtenis geneem is.
A Chinese businessman was released on N $ 3,000 bail in the Okahao Magistrate's Court on Monday after he was arrested on Sunday in connection with the illegal possession of pangolin scales.