WILDLIFE CONSERVATION: THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERY MALAWIAN
Prince Harry holds talks with Malawi leader
Britain’s Prince Harry hosted Malawian president Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika at Buckingham Palace in London where they had a private audience on April 17th. According
African Parks continue Malawi’s transformation in 2018
African Parks have been responsible for transforming Malawi’s wildlife in recent years, helping it to emerge as one of Africa’s most complete destinations as the
No rhinos poached in Majete for 15 years
In the 15 years since DNPW’s partner African Parks assumed management of Majete Wildlife Reserve and reintroduced rhinos, not a single one has been lost
Malawi’s Wildlife Crime Justice Programme produced record results
A wildlife crime case review has highlighted the remarkable impact of Malawi’s new court initiatives, with the percentage of custodial sentences passed rising from 3%
DNPW Director Brighton Kumchedwa wins prestigious Tusk Award
Our very own DNPW Director, Brighton Kumchedwa, won the K19.5million Tusk Award for Conservation on October 4, 2017. Brighton was in the running against Nigeria’s