BREAKING
By Lauren Lewis –
March 19, 2018
The decision by Trump to reverse a ban on the imports of animal “trophies” into the United States continues to cause a rippling effect across the globe.
Most recently, on Friday, Botswana’s President Ian Khama, who is stepping down from his office in two weeks, called out Trump while speaking at the anti-poaching Giant’s Club Summit in Kasane, a town in the northeastern corner of the South African country near the borders of Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Khama stated, as per africanews.com, that he wanted “to take this moment to condemn in the strongest possible terms” the March 1st decision made by the Trump administration to immediately begin considering issuing “trophy” importation permits on a “case by case” basis.
“I think that this administration is undermining our efforts and also encouraging poaching in the process because they are well aware of…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Fantastic! Cheers for one of the African nations that does not allow hunting!
I really pray that whoever takes this man’s place does as good a job as he seems to have done. I don’t know everything about Botswana, but it seems they have some privately owned nature preserves and take their environment and wildlife seriously.