Emmanuel Koro
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Sadc yet to act upon Cites ivory trade ban
Koro is a Johannesburg-based international award-winning environmental journalist who writes on environment and development issues in Africa.
By Emmanuel Koro
Oct. 28, 2022
What’s wrong with Cites?
Nothing at all, if judged by other UN agencies.
By Emmanuel Koro
Dec. 8, 2022
What’s wrong with the UN’s Cites?
It isn’t, but the issue enhances the NGOs’ money-raising capabilities.
By Emmanuel Koro
Dec. 9, 2022
Wildlife communities’ voices must be heard
It is here where the world is given a new lens to catch a rare glimpse of the little-known, stunning and mind-set-changing international hunting benefits.
By Emmanuel Koro
Jan. 12, 2023
Feature: Why trophy hunting will never stop in Africa despite opposition
As along as international hunting continues to bring socio-economic and conservation benefits to Africa, nothing will stop it
By Emmanuel Koro
Feb. 23, 2023
Inside Botswana communities’ 21st century international hunting windfall
Without it, Botswana hunting communities would have never known what it feels like to democratically determine how to meet their own socio-economic needs.
By Emmanuel Koro
Mar. 16, 2023
Is Sadc ready to unlock wildlife’s trade value?
Instituting new legal means of trading ivory would create opportunities to put poachers, illegal ivory trade syndicates and the animal right groups fundraising industry out of business.
By Emmanuel Koro
Apr. 6, 2023
Feature: Camilla gets it right on carrying ivory rod — anti-ivory use groups don’t
In an interview, Botswana Chieftainess Rebecca Banika said, “It’s indeed a good move for the Queen of England to show support for the need to use wildlife products such as ivory.
By Emmanuel Koro
Apr. 21, 2023
Will Queen Camilla buckle under pressure from anti-ivory activists?
“We find the demand by the animals rights groups that Queen Camilla should not use an historic ivory rod as totally unreasonable,” said chairman of the Southern Africa Community Leaders Network
By Emmanuel Koro
Apr. 29, 2023
Feature: Sadc loses iconic conservationist
In an interview this week, former Campfire chairpersonand president of the Hwange Painted Dog Project, Jerry Gotora said Jonga succumbed to prostate cancer.
By Emmanuel Koro
May. 11, 2023
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