Wildlife crime in the spotlight in Windhoek

November 4, 2026

Wildlife crime investigations are in focus as the 11th Annual African Wildlife Forensics Network meeting gets underway in Windhoek. Co-hosted by the Namibian Police and the Environment Ministry, the four-day conference brings together local and international experts. Police Commissioner Nelius Becker says scientific evidence and cooperation are crucial in fighting wildlife crime.

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