This video from South Africa is called Impala in Kruger park.
From the Herald in Harare, Zimbabwe:
Zimbabwe: Man in Trouble for Killing Impala
19 November 2012
A BEATRICE man was last week ordered to perform 245 hours of community service for hunting and killing an impala without a permit. Simbarashe Chikowe (23) of Rusimbiro Farm in Beatrice admitted to contravening section 59 (2) of the Parks and Wildlife Act. The act stipulates that it is unlawful for one to hunt animals on any land without a licence. Chikowe appeared before Chitungwiza magistrate Mr Kudakwashe Jarabini where it was proved that he killed the impala and sold the meat to locals.
Mr Jarabini slapped him with a 10-month jail term, but conditionally set aside three months for five years. The remaining seven months were suspended on condition that he performed 245 hours of unpaid work at Stewsbury Primary School in Beatrice.
Prosecutor Mr Edmond Ndamabakuwa proved that Chikowe killed the animal on June 29 while on a hunting expedition.
The North West provincial government is considering asking the South African National Defence Force to assist in overcoming the scourge of rhino poaching: here.
Tanzania: Poachers Decimate Tuskers Despite Patrols: here.
TANZANIA will, this year, experience the most significant breeding of flamingos in more than five years, according to scientists: here.
Tanzania: Soda Ash Mining at Lake Natron is Not Economically Viable: here.
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Good, the more people who are prosecuted the better, I’d like it if the sentences were more severe. SN
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