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Hunters to only export one trophy horn per year

Professional hunters will only be allowed to hunt and export a single rhino horn for trophy purposes once a year, the Water and Environmental Affairs Department has announced.

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This South African city is pinning tourism hopes on growing cruise market

Durban hopes that its new port infrastructure will bring more tourists to the South African city.

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Alleged sewage pollution at Vic Bay

Alleged sewage pollution at Vic Bay
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Region s industrial core listed as air pollution hotspot; Gary revives Air Pollution Committee

The report said Northwest Indiana has the fourth-worst air pollution in the country.

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Environmental Dept against immediate closure of Mtaya site in Lilongwe

The Environmental Affairs Department in Malawi has advised Lilongwe City Council not to close the dumping site at Area 38 (Mtaya), saying immediate

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