Botswana Criticised over Elephant Killings for Independence Celebrations
The government says regulated hunting will help manage a population of more than 130,000 elephants and support community income, critics said.
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Animal rights activists are outraged.
The southern African country is hosting celebratory feasts to mark the 60th anniversary of its independence from Britain. Animal rights activists are protesting the slaughter of elephants.
Botswana's government has authorized the killing of 23 elephants in preparation for independence celebrations, drawing criticism from animal rights activists. The southern African country, home to the world's largest elephant population, celebrates its 60th anniversary of independence from Britain on Wednesday, with elephant meat expected to be part of a traditional festive feast.
Botswana criticised over elephant killings for Independence celebrations
Botswana criticised over elephant killings for Independence celebrations Botswana has come under criticism from animal rights activists after authorities authorised the killing of 23 elephants to provide meat for the country’s 60th Independence celebrations. The southern African country, home to the world’s largest elephant population, is marking six decades of independence from Britain with nationwide […] The post Botswana criticised over eleph…
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