Database of Wildlife Related Law
On the 19 July 2014 at 3 p.m, during a routine patrol check by eco-guards of the Campo Ma'an national park, the accused NSI VIVIANE CAROLE was arrested while circulating in the said park .
Following an order of the Divisional Officer to search houses for security control checks in the localities of Ngolla 35, MEMPOE and their surrounding areas, a mixed team of law enforcement officers were deployed to carry out this mission.
On the 19 November 2018 on the LIBONGO-MBOY highway, military elements in charge of protecting the protected areas N° 29 and 30 arrested the accused persons PALE SENATE Tresor and SONGOSAI Thierry. They were found in possession of a hunting gun and four 12-caliber ammunitions within a protected area zone.
On the 08 February 2019 in the locality of LIBONGO, the anti-poaching brigade arrested the accused RABI INDE Navelle in possession of 164 Caliber-12 ammunitions. She was about to sell these ammunitions to certain poachers in the said locality. During interrogations, she stated who supplied these ammunitions for her to sell.
Military elements of the 15 Batallion of the Motorized Infantry Brigade in charge of protecting the Cynegetic hunting zone N°29, arrested the accused persons WOENDA Ferdinand and BILAN Eric along the Mboy-II Libongo highway.
In September 2017, Sokima Matondo participated in a hunting expedition with two named Riben and Aniossi during which they killed one elephant. In January 2018, Sokima again carried out a hunting expedition this time with Mobembo Gerard alias Kevhano, Lezona and others during they killed eleven elephants.
During a patrol, rangers caught Mondangue John and Moundele Landry in a taxi at village called Mokouangonda in illegal possession of one war weapon (type PMK, serial number 1975734756) and 180 ammunition while on their way to a hunting expedition.
In July 2019 at Tala-Tala, Monoumbou Marc Stanislas a hunter went to the forest with Messi Mangolo Idriss and Mekousse Grace as carriers for a hunting expedition. He killed four gazelles and one giant pangolin.
Before October 2017, Mossendza Jean Pyrouins was providing from Brazzaville war ammunition to one known as Roger for big hunting.
In July 2011, Motike Egide Simplice has killed three elephants at a village called Ngangassa on the Sangha river, accompanied by Etona Eric, a poacher recidivist. He has also been in possession of one war weapon and one hunting weapon (cal. 375)
