Botswana Government, although praised of its cultural diversity, but its perception that one Tswana culture is prestige and promoted and that adopting other cultures in to a national system is a threat to national unity, deprives other cultures their right to self determination.
'The official launch ceremony of the National CBNRM Forum is currently underway today, August 27, 2026, at the Capital Hotel in Lilongwe, Malawi.'
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'NCONGO, in collaboration with its partner; CLN, Ministry of Environment and Tourism and NWDC – Ngami CBRNM Forum, proudly concluded the 2026 CBNRM Forum, marking a significant milestone in Botswana’s community conservation journey.'
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'The proposed UK trophy hunting import ban, though framed as a compassionate morality play, risks doing far more harm than good by substituting Western emotion for African evidence'
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🚨🚨🚨ALL EPSTEIN FILES RELEASED🚨🚨🚨
BREAKING: AG Pam Bondi announces DOJ has released all Epstein files under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, including justified redactions and a list of high-profile names appearing in the documents.
Great to see conservation and research working with local communities to protect endangered wildlife. We need more projects like this that leverage the power and knowledge of local communities!
https://t.co/nXUUDfhYTj
Permanent ivory & rhino horn trade bans mean pro-trade states need to bring rhino consumers to #Africa; to legally use rhino horn powder, leaving with only memories. CITES allows domestic trade, even in endangered species products.
@PresidencyZA@edmnangagwa@SABCNews@ZBCZW
On Day 2 of our workshop, we focused on strategic positioning for our communities to take back control of their natural resources. This is exemplified by our 2023-2030 Strategic Plan, which we were proud to present to our members today! Watch this space for more about our plan!
Great opportunity alert: groundWork invites proposals with quotations from experienced practitioners specialising in embedding gender work in civil society organisations. Link below and in profile:
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Burkina Faso has broken all ties with France, giving the french special forces to evacuate which have been carried out. Having expelled the french ambassador to the country.
It has become the 2nd francophone country to do that after Mali. The current president of Burkina Faso, captain traore is just 34 years, making him the youngest president in the world.
Just like Thomas Sankara, he has reduced his salary and that of his cabinet members.
During a meeting with his Malian counterpart , he hinted about forming a federation with Mali, since both economies has gold as its primary source of revenue.
They now plan to mine gold and print currencies in their respective countries rather than using the CFA currency that is printed and regulated by France.
I wish every country in Africa can emulate this. Long live Mali!!! Long live Burkina Faso!!!!
Can you imagine being the only one to speak an ancient language?
Xuu Katrina Esau, is the last South African who speaks the ancient Khoisan San language N|uu, which is thought to be over 25 000 years old.
Check out this amazing new digital archive!
Such a privilege to share these heritage resources.
https://t.co/vvt652pfdn
Funded by South African Centre for Digital Language Resources
At 12:14 today Richard Wicksteed died after a long and difficult illness. A legendary film-maker about the first peoples of Southern Africa. Aluta Continua my dear friend....
It was the hottest February ever recorded on earth. But at this point, no one is surprised. … well anyone who is half aware of the #climate crisis anyway. This is the new climate and we are just getting started.
Indigenous leaders, scientists, & UN agencies meeting at the Vatican this week for a dialogue on Indigenous knowledge, science & sustainability. @UNESCO @YolandaGatita @tania_eulalia @FAOIndigenous @pawankafund https://t.co/eAzvrOT4Q3