End Human-Wildlife Conflict

Monday, March 25, 2019

President Mokgweetsi Masisi is on record saying he was on course to fight and address human-wildlife conflict through consultations, something that is commendable coming from the country’s first citizen.

However, there is need for serious commitment from the President if he is genuine about confronting this problem as all along over the years, it has just been all but promises.

Many human lives are lost annually at the hands of wildlife while farmers lose their livestock to predators.

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