The Banhine National Park in Chigubo district, northern Gaza, has more than US$5 million available to finance various social projects over the next four years. These are agricultural, livestock, trade and forestry projects that will benefit residents of the thirteen communities that surround that conservation area. if the existing tension due to the exploitation of faunal resources. Nhabanga, explained that in a first phase, the projects will benefit young people who often engage in poaching. The income to be developed, starting next year, was conceived within the scope of social responsibility, in a financing of five million dollars. water for human consumption, watering of livestock and irrigation of small agricultural plots. (RM)Source:Radio Moçambique Online
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