A recently adopted land policy by government has opened doors for citizens to acquire concessions in the wildlife rich Chobe District.
According to the Chobe Land Board Chairperson, Johane Chenjekwa, the idea is to get more citizens actively participating in the Tourism industry.
“To that end, the Board has taken a deliberate effort to allocate concession areas in the District to communities under the Community-based Natural Resources Management (CBNRM) Programme as opposed to individuals or companies so that a larger segment of the community benefits,” Chenjekwa told journalists at a pr...
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In this article:Business, Chobe Land Board Chairperson, Community-based Natural Resources Management (CBNRM) Programme, Johane Chenjekwa, PALEKA, Voice Money

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