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Sale of Biggest Privately-Owned Game Reserve Upsets Namibians

Mexican billionaire Alberto Baillères, who has been tipped to buy the Erindi Private Game Reserve, will not partner with any locals in the ownership of the reserve - and Namibians are having none of that - saying the nearly-completed sale to a foreign investor is a gross insult to the Namibian people.

Namibia: Erindi Sale a 'Gross Insult', Says Nudo

New Era, 3 June 2019

The National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) says the nearly-completed sale of Erindi game reserve to a foreign investor is a gross insult to the Namibian people. Read more »

Photo: The Namibian

The Erindi private game reserve has been on the market for five years for nearly N$2 billion (U.S.$141,2 million).

Namibia: Traditional Leaders Oppose Erindi Sale to Foreigners

New Era, 31 May 2019

A group of 16 disgruntled Traditional Authorities (TAs) has warned government that the continued sale of land to foreign nationals at the expense of those who lost their ancestral… Read more »
Namibia: Commission Still to Approve Erindi Sale

Namibian, 23 May 2019

THE sale of the Erindi private game reserve is still awaiting approval from the Namibia Competition Commission, although the transaction has reached its final stages. Read more »

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Namibian Govt Can't Afford Biggest Privately Owned Game Reserve

The government has scrapped plans to buy Erindi Private Game Reserve due to a lack of financial resources. Namibia's biggest privately owned game reserve has been on the market for ... Read more »
- Namibia: Govt Scraps Plan to Buy Erindi Private Game Reserve
- Namibia: Erindi Sale Open to Public

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