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[Botswana Daily News] Molepolole — An elephant, which has been roaming around Ramotimane hills in Masugankwe ward near Molepolole for two days was killed on Tuesday.

[New Times] Private companies seeking to venture into wildlife conservation for commercial gain will now be allowed to do so, thanks to a new law that governs biological diversity and wildlife in Rwanda, whose draft was approved by the cabinet last week.

[Nation] A suspected wildlife trafficker, who is wanted by the United States for a criminal trial, will remain in police custody pending determination of his application to be released on bail.

[Namibian] The Rhino Files are periodic articles exploring the complexity of rhino conservation in Namibia.

[Daily Maverick] Wild lions can kill you, but farmed lions pose a far greater threat in terms of more than 80 zoonotic diseases that could be passed on to humans.

[This Day] The federal government has approved an increase of passengers per flight for international airlines from 116 passengers to 200 with a total of 25, 200 seats per week for both Lagos and Abuja airports.

[Ethiopian Herald] Today, tourism is vigorously growing and contributing a lot to the global economic sector. The influences of tourism go far beyond economy and touch the socio-political and cultural life of people across the globe. Ethiopia is one of the few countries highly endowed with natural and historical tourism resources. However, large parts of … Read moreEthiopia: Efforts for Augmenting Tourism Potential

[DA] Dear Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane,