Audio By Carbonatix
Bush meat traders in the Ashanti region have committed to stop selling pangolins to conserve the endangered species.
The group has further pledged to raise awareness among hunters about the critical status of pangolins, urging them to cease hunting the species and join efforts to prevent its extinction.
The traders have recognized the urgent need to address the rapid depletion of pangolin populations, which are heavily hunted for their meat and scales, often destined for international markets.
Below is the full story by Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Prayer vigil held after four arson attack murders
5 minutes -
GRA fully recovers $154k legacy debt owed by foreign entities between 2022 and 2024
7 minutes -
Kwesi Pratt Jr warns bus preachers are adding to passengers’ stress with accident prophecies
8 minutes -
MTN Ghana to spend $1.1bn in 3 years, build 500 new sites as MoMo hits 44% Growth
9 minutes -
I have no regrets joining Assemblies of God – Mahama
10 minutes -
Starlink restrictions in Ukraine war linked to political situation, Zelensky aide says
13 minutes -
Furniture boost for Techiman North schools as MP donates to 20 institutions
13 minutes -
Assemblies of God to loan 10,000-seater dome for Ghana@70 celebrations
14 minutes -
Government to audit 2,016 community network sites – Communications Minister
14 minutes -
Heritage Series notes: BoG promises more inclusive cedi with improved sizes, tactile features
31 minutes -
‘We want answers’ – Family seeks probe into 14-year-old’s death 12 days after starting SHS
42 minutes -
No preacher has the right to impose beliefs on bus passengers – Kwesi Pratt Jr backs preaching ban
46 minutes -
Africa Maritime Security Forum opens in Accra with call for stronger continental cooperation
46 minutes -
Techiman North MP fulfills promise with new CHPS Compound in Kokoago
57 minutes -
Enterprise Trustees, Sinapi Aba launch ‘Asetenapa Plan’ to promote retirement savings among informal workers
59 minutes