Database of Wildlife Related Law
On 19 October 2018, the Mokabi Anti-Poaching and Surveillance Unit, during its traditional surveillance operations, surprised a group of Central African individuals in the middle of the forest. During the operation, they managed to arrest Mbekounda Achille and Mamadou Amidou, who were in possession of several baskets of smoked meat.
In 2018, Mangola Desin decided to organise a small hunt in the forest and killed a gorilla. He was arrested by officers of the Conservation and Biodiversity Service of the Nouabélé Ndoki National Park during one of their anti-poaching operations.
In November 2018, Makokolo Benjamin was at his fishing camp in Dzondo when a canoe from Bondoki , which docked at his camp, brought a bag of smoked gorilla meat and he was offered to buy a portion of gorilla meat for 15,000.
On August 19, 2011, Mboyi Denis, a Central African resident in Nola (RCA) was arrested by a patrol of eco-guards in the Nouabélé Ndoki National Park in possession of a homemade weapon and metal cables to set traps.
On November, 23, 2020, the anti-poaching surveillance and control unit of Mokabi Village in its traditional mission apprehended Mboudzou Mathurin and Moussouka Saturnin in possession of a baby gorilla.
In July 2020, Izoko Christ Parole went to the camp in Bouanela for a game of fishing. Noting the scarcity of fish, he decided to buy the cartridges and gave to Molobeli alias Nguiama the 12-calibre weapon to get for him 2 or 3 pieces of meat. After killing a bush pig, Nguiama went back to the forest and did not return to the camp.
On June 25, 2015, in the Mboukou forest, the service of the eco-guards of the community reserve of Télé was on mission and surprised Mondomba Jean Pierre and Bonikaka Jean Noel in possession of a gorilla and three chimpanzees.
On 12th September 2010, a naval detachment arrived in Boboukou to search the flats for narcotics and other dangerous objects. On this occasion, they discovered a PMAK type war weapon in the flat of Bayikossa Caleb Adolphe.
On 4th September 2019, the services of the conservation and biodiversity sector of the NOUABALE-NDOKI park were informed of the fact that a Central African subject was holding ivory points in his hand, which he had buried in the ground. They went to the scene and proceeded to search his home.
In August 2011, Demba Jean Christian and Tougouolo Rigobert were caught hunting in the Nouabélé Ndoki National Park by a patrol and anti-poaching brigade of the eco-gardes.
