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South Africa is in the midst of crisis. So why did its government want to ...

CNN 08 Feb 2023
The controversial sponsorship deal, which has been conditionally approved but not yet finalized, is reported to be around $58 million (R1 billion) ... Meanwhile Malawi’s Ministry of Tourism, Culture & Wildlife signed an agreement last month with Spanish Segunda Division side Club Deportivo Leganes to become one of its rotating main sponsors ... .
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Zinc Media Launches Atomic TV

Videoage 18 Jan 2023
Unknown Amazon With Pedro Andrade for Vice Media Group; Malawi Wildlife Rescue for Blue Ant Media; Mysteries of the Deep for Science Channel; and the Secrets of the Mega for Channel 5 ... Networks ... ....
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National park in Malawi, southern Africa, sets benchmark for reducing human-animal conflict and restoring habitat ...

South China Morning Post 07 Jan 2023
Wildlife populations are growing in Malawi’s Liwonde National Park after new managers engaged with local villagers to improve their lives and reduce poaching and illegal fishing ... .
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How rehoming wildlife from rhinos to bison can revive threatened species

The Observer 29 Dec 2022
In July 2022, African Parks completed the ambitious move of 263 elephants, 80 buffalo, 128 impala, 33 sable, 81 warthog and 109 waterbuck from Malawi’s Liwonde national park to the country’s Kasungu national park ... Wild dogs are safely released after translocation from South Africa and Mozambique to Majete wildlife reserve in Malawi.
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Malawi Waives Visa Fees for Key Tourism Source Countries

Beijing News 17 Dec 2022
Simon Mbvundula, spokesperson for the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Wildlife in Malawi, said the action is based on research that found the country was losing tourist business to other African countries because of its high visa fees ... Malawi instituted visa fees in 2015 to all the countries that required Malawians to pay visa fees.
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Travel to Africa: Top 20 holiday destinations that have eased COVID-19 curbs

Gulf News 18 Oct 2022
The Okavango Delta, the Chobe National Park, the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park and the Moremi Wildlife Reserve offer wildlife spotting opportunities ... The country offers a combination of rainforest, wildlife, bustling African markets, beaches and culture ... Malawi. MALAWI ... Wildlife parks Liwonde and Majete are accessible for safaris.
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Wildlife charity headed by Prince Harry is blasted after three men were killed by elephants ...

The Daily Mail 04 Oct 2022
Prince Harry's wildlife charity has come under fire after three people were trampled by elephants amid a large translocation operation in Malawi ... Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) in July to move more than 260 elephants from the Liwonde national park to Kasungu.
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Prince Harry wildlife NGO under fire after elephants kill three in Malawi

The Observer 02 Oct 2022
Two wildlife organisations, including one headed by Prince Harry, have been accused of caring about animals more than people after three men died following an elephant translocation in Malawi ... “Human-wildlife conflict in a country like Malawi is very real and the impact on local ...
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Zimbabwe starts de-horning its rhino population to deter poachers

Independent online (SA) 20 Sep 2022
... Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, according to its spokesperson Tinashe Farawo, citing a Bloomberg report ... In Malawi, being found in possession of a rhino horn or any other protected wildlife specimen is an offence that contravenes Section 113 of the Wildlife life Act.
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Mission to safeguard 30 million hectares of Africa’s protected areas

Independent online (SA) 02 Sep 2022
African Parks currently manages 20 parks in 11 countries across Africa, including Kafue (Zambia), Akagera (Rwanda) and Liwonde (Malawi) National Parks, in partnership with governments for the benefit of local communities and wildlife ‒ the largest and most ecologically diverse ...
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Giants of the Animal Kingdom: Cheetah prowling in the morning sun and thoughtful mountain gorilla ...

The Daily Mail 28 Aug 2022
A fundraiser launched today that means people can buy a magnificent wildlife print with 100 percent of profits going towards the conservation of African Parks. More than 100 photographers have come together to sell the Prints for Wildlife to benefit the non-profit parks ... Marion Payr, the co-founder of Prints for Wildlife, said.
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New tool in fight against lion poaching

Mail Guardian South Africa 18 Aug 2022
“Smuggled wildlife ... Its development was supported by a grant from USAid’s VukaNow, a multi-faceted, five-year regional project operating in Angola, Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe, to significantly reduce wildlife crime in southern Africa.
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Jumbo task as Malawi moves 263 elephants to restock a degraded national park

Mongabay 05 Aug 2022
LIWONDE NATIONAL PARK, MalawiEarly one July morning, a helicopter with wildlife officials on board flies above the forests of Malawi’s Liwonde National Park in search of elephants ... of National Parks and Wildlife,…This article was originally published on Mongabay .
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Cheetah reintroduction in Malawi brings vultures back to the skies

Mongabay 25 Jul 2022
In 2017, seven cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) were reintroduced to Liwonde National Park under a project run by African Parks and the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT), two conservation groups working in partnership with Malawi’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW).

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