
Namibia to cull 83 elephants and distribute meat to people affected by drought
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Namibia plans to cull more than 700 wild animals, including over 80 elephants, and distribute the meat to people; southern Africa currently faces a severe drought.
Southern Africa is facing its worst drought in decades, with Namibia having exhausted 84% of its food reserves last month, according to the United Nations. Nearly half of Namibia's population is expected to experience high levels of food insecurity in the coming months.
With such a severe drought, human-wildlife conflicts are expected to increase if the authorities do not intervene, the environment ministry said.
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