Zimbabwe's Hwange Sanyati Biological corridor project which is located in the north-western side of Zimbabwe recently received equipment for parks and wildlife rangers. The equipment was channeled as part of the 5.8 million grant from the Global Environmental Facility through the world bank to aid in environmental conservation and combat poaching activities which have been on the rise recently in Zimbabwe.
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