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Shingirai Madondo is a journalist based in Francistown, Botswana. I am generally an all rounder. I do report on all beats be it politics, business, finance, economics, climate issues. I am currently working with Xinhua News Agency as well as Voice of America (Zimbabwe Service). But before joining Xinhua and VOA, I worked with The Voice, Yarona FM, Patriot on Sunday, Weekend Post and The Echo.
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Botswana to seek ways to manage elephant population
Botswana's President Mokgweetsi Masisi announced plans to lead a delegation to Angola to discuss methods of managing the country's growing elephant population. The delegation will include Minister of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism Kitso Mokaila and Minister of International Affairs and Cooperation Unity Dow. Botswana, which hosts nearly one-third of Africa's elephants, has seen its elephant population increase to an estimated 160,000 since 1991. The government recently lifted a hunting ban from 2014, but officials believe hunting will not significantly reduce elephant numbers. The delegation seeks to learn from Angola's wildlife management practices.
Botswana to seek ways to manage elephant population
Botswana's President Mokgweetsi Masisi announced plans to lead a delegation to Angola to discuss methods of managing the country's growing elephant population. The delegation will include Minister of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism Kitso Mokaila and Minister of International Affairs and Cooperation Unity Dow. Botswana, which hosts nearly one-third of Africa's elephants, has seen its elephant population increase to an estimated 160,000 since 1991. The government recently lifted a hunting ban from 2014, but officials believe hunting will not significantly reduce elephant numbers. The delegation seeks to learn from Angola's wildlife management practices.
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