Database of Wildlife Related Law
Gboto Jean and Kamis Mahat are known poachers and several times they were cautioned by ecoguards. In September 2004, they were arrested inside the national park with weapons and ammunitions. Momia Odette who was aware of their activities kept them secret.
On 17 November 2017, during a surveillance and anti-poaching mission, Eyana Jean, coordinator of USLAB MOKABI, accompanied by Dongo Sylvestre, forest assistant, arrested two men named Gbobe Barthelemy and Gbanzio Ambroise in the UFA, a protected area in the town of Mokabi.
In December 2015, the anti-poaching surveillance and control unit of UFA MOKABI NZANGA in its traditional mission, received information that a chimpanzee was shot in Boko village.
On January 27, 2018, during their traditional surveillance and anti-poaching missions, the eco-guards service agents arrested Mr Gbokoli Tony Erick when he was leaving a hunting party in possession of an aquatic buckshot, a fully protected animal.
In March 2010, the wildlife and protected areas services of the Likouala forest economy department, together with the Impfondo gendarmerie services, arrested Ebongo Antoine who was in possession of two ivory tips which he claimed to have bought from a DRC national.
In 2020, Ebougou Itoua Claver was arrested by eco-guards in the Ikonda area, in possession of a skin and scales of a giant pangolin of which he claimed to have bought them from hunters.
In June 2014, the eco-Guard service patrol mission of the Nouabele Ndoki Park, caught Elanga Richard in possession of a PMAK type war weapon with a charger and the trophies of an elephant at the camp.
On 4th October 2014, a joint Congolese-Cameroonian ranger team arrested the said Eboab Logo during a patrol in Moloundou. Eboab Logo was in possession of a PMK type war weapon. He was handed over to the Ngbala police station where he was taken into custody.
In June 2013, EYOSSE Guy et NGATSE Gervais went to NDOKI to carry out a big hunting expedition. While there and armed with a PMAK-type war weapon and 15 bullets, the aforementioned subjects went to the forest and shot an elephant.
In March 2011, Eyaka Fernand and Engossa Simplice killed a gorilla, a fully protected species.
