Welcome to the March 2014 Issue of African Indaba

	Read our cutting edge hunting and conservation news from Africa online by clicking the individual articles below Editorial: 21st Century Witch-Hunts >> Hunters United Against Wildlife Crime >> African Elephant and the Summits >> Madiba: Conservationist and Hunter … and a Bit of History >> Zimbabwe: Save Valley Conservancy to Be Indigenized? >> Safari Hunting in Africa and Public Opinion in Germany >> Angola: Giant Sable Update >> Background to Rhino Poaching >> Cherry-Picking ‘Grey Literature’ On Rhino Horn & gt;> Rhinos: It's Time For Plan B >> Botswana's Impending Wildlife Disaster >> Rhino Conservation Isn’t Just About Rhinos >> Does it Make Sense Then to Destroy Stockpiles of Ivory? >> Kenya: Wildlife loved to Death >> Kenya: Animal Welfare Groups up in Arms Against New Wildlife Law >> Zambia: Surveys and Investigations Leave Wildlife Authorities in a Pickle >> SCI: Fighting for Lions Campaign: One Year Later >> Lion Numbers Could Improve with New Sustainable Hunting Q uotas >> Break the Link Between Terrorism Funding and Poaching >> CIC Celebrated First-Ever World Wildlife Day on 3rd March >> News From and About Africa >> D. H. M. Cumming Reviews Glen Martin’s Book “Game Changer: Animal Rights and the Fate of Africa’s Wildlife” >>
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