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August 06
Kenya: Food Safety Fears Emerge After 15 Elephants Die in Amboseli
Capital FM
The Kenya Veterinary Association (KVA) has urged the government to launch a multi-agency investigation into the suspected cyanide poisoning that killed 15 elephants in the Amboseli… Read more »
August 05
Africa: All of Africa Today - August 5, 2026
allAfrica
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South Africa: Kruger Elephant Deaths - the Question Sanparks Still Hasn't Answered [opinion]
Daily Maverick
The debate surrounding 951 elephant deaths in the Kruger National Park has largely become a discussion about conservation science. It should instead be a discussion about public… Read more »
Kenya: Narok County Enacts Wildlife Conservancies Act to Protect Greater Mara Ecosystem
Capital FM
Wildlife conservation initiatives in Narok County are set to receive a financial boost following the enactment of the Narok County Wildlife Conservancies Act, 2026. Read more »
Rwanda: REMA Warns of Wildfires in Rugezi Marshland As Dry Spell Persists
New Times
The Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) has urged communities living around Rugezi Marshland to remain vigilant against wildfires as prolonged dry conditions increase… Read more »
August 04
Tanzania: Healers Cleared to Own Govt Wildlife Trophies
Daily News
THE Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) has announced the implementation of President Samia Suluhu Hassan's directive allowing traditional healers to legally own… Read more »
South Africa: Wildcat Protests Down Six Pikitup Depots, Residents Pay for Own Bin Collection
Daily Maverick
Wildcat strikes and protests have brought six of Pikitup's biggest depots to a standstill, leaving rubbish uncollected across large parts of Johannesburg. Frustrated residents and… Read more »
South Africa: Hurt Hyena Bet On the Right Humans When It Collapsed At This Limpopo Lodge
Daily Maverick
What thoughts passed through the mind of a badly injured hyena that sought refuge in the bedroom of a private game reserve near Kruger National Park? Was it looking for help? Or,… Read more »
July 31
Kenya: UGM Demands Independent Probe Into 'Cyanide Poisoning' After Amboseli Elephant Deaths
Capital FM
The United Green Movement (UGM) has called for an independent investigation into the alleged "cyanide poisoning" of elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem, urging authorities to… Read more »
July 29
Rwanda: How Bat Conservation Protects People and Nature
New Times
For many people, the sight of bats hanging from trees sparks fear. Wildlife experts say that fear is often based on misconceptions. Read more »
Rwanda: How Akagera's Big Five Are Making a Comeback
New Times
Akagera National Park, Rwanda's only Big Five destination, is witnessing a remarkable wildlife recovery, with populations of lions, elephants, rhinos, buffaloes and leopards… Read more »
July 28
Kenya: Possible Toxic Substance Detected in Amboseli Elephant Deaths, KWS Awaits Confirmatory Tests
Capital FM
Investigators probing the mysterious deaths of 15 elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem have detected a potential toxic substance in samples collected from several of the animals,… Read more »
July 27
Africa: Conflict and Crisis Put Six World Heritage Sites At Risk
UN News
Armed conflict, insecurity and environmental pressures are threatening ancient cities, historic castles and one of the world's greatest wildlife migrations. Read more »
South Africa: One of Earth's Greatest Wildlife Miracles Just Got a World Heritage Boost
Daily Maverick
It's now recognised as one of the world's greatest animal migration miracles. Yet the more than six million antelope and other wildlife species that form part of the Great Nile… Read more »
July 23
Congo-Kinshasa: Meet Likweli - the Newly Named Monkey That Hints At Congo's Hidden Secrets
The Conversation Africa
Hearing that a new primate species has been named is exciting news for scientists because primates across the world are in decline. According to the IUCN Red list, a global… Read more »
South Africa: Do Tourists Stress Out Safari Animals? We Tested Their Dung to Find Out [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Every year, thousands of tourists pile into game drive vehicles or don their hiking gear and cross South Africa's nature reserves. Binoculars and cameras at the ready, each hopes… Read more »
South Africa: Award-Winning Documentary Witnesses Local Wildlife Experts Take On Lion Cub Rescue Mission
Daily Maverick
In local nature documentary Bucket: The Lion Cub, wildlife filmmaker and safari expert Brent Leo-Smith navigates the delicate balance of conservation and human empathy in the wild. Read more »
July 20
Uganda: Uwa Re-Collars Lioness Matsiko After Eight-Month Tracking Blackout
Nile Post
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has successfully replaced the GPS tracking collar on lioness Matsiko after her previous monitoring device stopped transmitting for more than… Read more »
July 19
Malawi: Ivory Bust - Duo Arrested After Tip-Off Exposes Black Market Wildlife Trade
Nyasa Times
Two men have been arrested after police swooped on them in possession of raw elephant ivory weighing a hefty 8.5 kilograms -- the latest crackdown on Malawi's illegal wildlife… Read more »
Uganda: IGCP, UWA Urge Hotels to Brief Tourists On Gorilla Tracking Rules to Protect Endangered Primates
Nile Post
The International Gorilla Conservation Programme (IGCP) and the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) have urged hotel and lodge operators to consistently educate tourists on gorilla… Read more »
July 17
South Africa: As Climate Change Intensifies, Animals Need the Freedom to Move
GroundUp
A desert elephant's 600km journey reveals why conservationists and governments need to rethink the use of fences Read more »
July 16
Congo-Kinshasa: Scientists Confirm New Monkey Species in Congo
allAfrica
Scientists have discovered a new species of monkey, the Colobus congoensis, that has striking pinkish-orange lips and a black face and lives in the forests of the Democratic… Read more »
Africa: All of Africa Today - July 16, 2026
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Rwanda: Senate Urges Faster Review of Wildlife Compensation Guidelines
New Times
The Senate asked government to expedite the revision of a ministerial order to expand the list of wild animals whose damages must be compensated. Read more »
July 15
Ethiopia: Ethiopia's National Parks Are Working for Wildlife - but Not Always for the People Living Near Them [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Protecting nature and reducing poverty are often treated as separate global challenges to be solved. But in many parts of Africa, the same land is needed for conserving nature and… Read more »
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