An anti-poaching intelligence unit has denied misappropriating about N$2 million in donor funds meant to assist the non-profit organisation to combat wildlife crime in the country.
The Intelligence Support Against Poaching (ISAP) has been accused by a whistleblower of having been involved in massive irregularities and misappropriation of donor funds, which the organisation received in 2019 towards anti-poaching efforts.
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