Tanzania’s conservation efforts have yielded remarkable results, with the black rhino population soaring from a mere 15 to a heartening 167 in just four years.
Similarly, elephant numbers have rebounded impressively, rising to over 60,000 from a low of 43,330.
These recoveries are attributed to President John Magufuli’s strong stance against poaching, marked by a decisive military crackdown and stringent penalties.
Notably, Chinese nationals involved in poaching have faced substantial jail terms, signaling a significant deterrent.
Wildlife experts underscore that this resurgence isn’t solely due to …
