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Namibia to sell 40 crocodiles after attacks on humans

June 16, 2023 Steven Addamah 0

The Namibian Government said on Thursday that it would put some 40 crocodiles up for sale and issue more permits to kill the reptile following […]

Cape Verde to invest 526 thousand euros for this year’s agricultural campaign

June 12, 2023 Steven Addamah 0

The Cape Verdean Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MAA) will provide 58 million escudos (526 thousand euros) for this year’s agricultural campaign, in which it […]

Drought in Somalia could cause 135 deaths a day, says UN

March 21, 2023 Steven Addamah 0

The record drought in the Horn of Africa could lead to 135 deaths per day in Somalia between January and June, the Somali Ministry of […]

Tanzania: A man killed by an elephant in the Ngorongoro reserve

March 11, 2022 Steven Addamah 0

A man was killed by an elephant in Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Game Reserve, where the cohabitation of humans and wildlife has been a source of great […]

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Nigeria: Dozens of people killed by “bandits” over the week-end

February 1, 2022 Steven Addamah 0

Gunmen killed dozens of people, including 11 security personnel, in two attacks over the week-end in central and northern Nigeria, local authorities said. Central and […]

Darfur: Inter-communal tensions still high despite improved security, UNAMID Head

October 23, 2018 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

While security has improved in Darfur, inter-communal tensions in the conflict-plagued region of Sudan are still high, with clashes over land and livestock, the head […]

Namibia: families of victims killed by hippos, crocodiles to get $8,297

April 17, 2018 Steven Addamah 0

Namibia will now compensate families of people killed by wild animals including crocodiles and hippos with up to $8,297. About nine people were killed by […]

Zimbabwe: School authorities urged to accept livestock as tuition fees

April 18, 2017 Steven Addamah 0

Drought-hit and Cash-strapped Zimbabwe government this week agreed on plans to pay  school fees in the Southern African nation using livestock or labour for the […]

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