The Mail and Guardian reports that the conservationists have denounced Environment Minister Edna Molewa’s recent response to parliamentary questions that a moratorium on lion-bone exports from South Africa was unnecessary because they do not pose a threat to the survival of the species in the wild.
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woman you are crazy. soon we are going to have a problem like with the rhinos that are becoming extint.
Lafa elihle kakhulu. Our kids and grand kids will never see Lions, Cheetahs, Rhinos, Elephants, Hyenas, etc due to these greedy politicians like Edna. God will judge them harshly and I pray. Report Abuse
Jul 13, 2012
CharlesTaylor
I wish I can be employed to hunt these aliens who don't appreciate the beauty of nature, and I will only implement Bheki's Shoot to Ki.ll policy. Report Abuse
Jul 13, 2012
Budapat
hehehehehehehe, wonder how do they prey on lions, hayikhona Report Abuse
Jul 13, 2012
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Edna Molewa’s recent response to parliamentary questions that a moratorium on lion-bone exports from South Africa was unnecessary because they do not pose a threat to the survival of the species in the wild.
Another cadre deployment who knows nothing about the job, Where is that face palm when you need it???? Report Abuse
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Buckselona
Boloyi fela.Report Abuse
tumzangwana
The Mail and Guardian reports that the conservationists have denounced Environment Minister Edna Molewa’s recent response to parliamentary questions that a moratorium on lion-bone exports from South Africa was unnecessary because they do not pose a threat to the survival of the species in the wild.;;;;;;;;;;;;
woman you are crazy. soon we are going to have a problem like with the rhinos that are becoming extint.
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CharlesTaylor
Lafa elihle kakhulu. Our kids and grand kids will never see Lions, Cheetahs, Rhinos, Elephants, Hyenas, etc due to these greedy politicians like Edna. God will judge them harshly and I pray.Report Abuse
CharlesTaylor
I wish I can be employed to hunt these aliens who don't appreciate the beauty of nature, and I will only implement Bheki's Shoot to Ki.ll policy.Report Abuse
Budapat
hehehehehehehe, wonder how do they prey on lions, hayikhonaReport Abuse
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Edna Molewa’s recent response to parliamentary questions that a moratorium on lion-bone exports from South Africa was unnecessary because they do not pose a threat to the survival of the species in the wild.Another cadre deployment who knows nothing about the job, Where is that face palm when you need it????
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