Database of Wildlife Related Law
On January 9, 2006 in Pokola, Bamoyina Alain, Miki Lieko, Mapkonga Guillaume, Akandalo Etienne and Loumou Venant were prosecuted for illegal possession of a war weapon and ammunition, and hunting at a prohibited time and in a prohibited zone.
On 20 December 2014, Bango Alexis, Dehoul Marius, Denouha Felix, Golefe Blaise, Doye Michel all from Central African Republic were carrying out small hunting at Moukala and Molombe inside the Nouabale-Ndoki national park when they were caught by ecoguards during a routine surveillance patrol.
In 2019, NGANDOU Jean Claude and BAZONKANDE Baurel illegally killed an elephant in the Mokeko and Ibonga Forest. They used a PMAK-type war weapon belonging to a certain COSSOVO, who also supplied them with ammunition. The hunt in 2019 was preceded by a first poaching expedition from which they returned empty-handed.
As of November 14, 2017, the eco-guards during their traditional missions of patrolling poachers managed to get hold of Motia Bienvenu coming from a hunt with elephant ivories. His acolytes were on the run. After a thorough search, the eco-guards officers succeeded in arresting Mr.
On 2019/06 /19 NGAMOTENI Dayane was preparing to go to Zoulabouth village. Before his departure, his friend Luc gave him war ammunition. When caught by the police, his friend Luc ran away and NGAMOTENI Dayane was arrested.
On February 20, 2016, the conservation and biodiversity services of the Nouabélé Ndoki Park, in their traditional anti-poaching missions, received the information that a poacher would be escaped from the Mokabi gendarmerie station with an accomplice, a resident of the village of Thanny.
On October, 13, 2019, the anti-poaching surveillance and control unit in its traditional mission apprehended Ndoumeli Médard and Mbongo Kete Adilou smoking meat of fully protected species as leopard and chimpanzee.
In 2014, during a patrol mission, the eco-guards of the Nouabélé Ndoki park, managed to get hold of Moussa Rock in possession of a PMAK type weapon with a magazine and the trophy of an elephant.
Since 1996 Mounzombe Jean Pierre was living in a camp near Molanda village. On June 24, 2015, a local person came to him to ask for war ammunition; he then contacted one young man named Jules to go and buy them from uniform officers. The ammunition were to serve for big hunting.
