China, Nam to take hands on poaching

The Chinese charge d'affaires Li Nan says that wildlife protection is very important to China and no national of their country will receive protection if guilty of wildlife crimes.
Ellanie Smit
A proposal has been made for Chinese and Namibian authorities to cooperate in eliminating poaching and cracking syndicates that operate in both countries. The news has been welcome
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Namibian Sun 2024-11-28

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