Mokaila unclear about border fence electrification

Friday, July 26, 2019

FRANCISTOWN: Minister of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism Kitso Mokaila is coy about when government would implement its promise to erect an electric fence to stem the tide of problems caused by elephants.

With the human-wildlife conflict, especially elephants continuing to be more of a bane in some parts of the country, government has been non-committal on when to implement elephant control measures.

Mmegi contacted Mokaila to make a follow up on President Masisi ‘s recent statement on elephant problems at Matsiloje kgotla during the village’s centenary celebrations.

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