Speaking when Wildlife Crime Prevention (WCP) Awareness Manager, Luwi Ngulika paid a courtesy call on him at his office yesterday morning, Dr. Sikwela urged that the organization does more sensitization especially for women who end up suffering when arrested at the cost of male poachers.
He said just like in drug trafficking, women fall victim as they are being used in the marketing and selling of contrabands like illegal game meat.
The PS urged the Awareness Manager to go flat out and tell the women the dangers that come with such risky business engagements.
He said Government couldn’t manage to go it alone in bringing down wildlife crime hence the need to engage with other stakeholders like WCP.
And Ngulika said her organization cherished the support from the Ministry and wished for continued partnership for posterity.
She said there is need to change the narrative in the way people look at the conservation efforts that are being made by all parties involved for the benefit of all Zambians.
Ngulika said Zambians need to know the value of wildlife and hence the need to leave a legacy of conservation efforts.
This is contained in a statement made available to ZANIS in Lusaka today by Ministry of Tourism and Arts Public Relations Officer Sakabilo Kalembwe.
He might be right , but goodness me those glasses and that chain off them.
He looks ridiculous and fashion outdated
This is his opinion but reverend and politics should be in the same sentence.
Be hie is a chalatan
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BB2014,2016
Women have been crooks from time immemorial. They need to be reeducated about the importance of the nations wildlife. The ones that want the easy good life that is. Zambia is a Gem God gave us to tend to with the greatest respect.