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June 21, 2010
Travel Industry Petitions to Stop Serengeti Highway
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poor serengeti. =(
poor animals. they are so pretty. =)
this should be stop affecting the wildebeest migration by the highway can trigger a catastrophic problem to the food chain not only in serengeti but also in masai mara
Hi,
I'm journalist and I'm writing about Serengeti Highway, I read your web page and I would like to know who prepare the “Economic Impact Statement”? Just to say it in my article.
Thanks,
Meritxell Verdaguer
(catalan newspaper)
Hello Meritxell. You can just say that the Economic Impact Statement was prepared by Save the Serengeti.org
am web designer and i found my way around this helpful website through facebook and i just thought maybe you should find a way to echo your wonderful message through other websites, am willing to share it to the other people through http://www.ecologicaladventure.com
Please send me all comment/press statements. My name is Elise Tempelhoff. I am an enviropnmental journalist vir a national paper in South Africa.
When is this highway supposed to commence?
kind regards
Elise Tempelhoff (eliset@beeld.com)
Dear Sir/Madam,
My name is Costantine. I am a journalist based in Dar es Salaam.
On March 19, we plan to publish a special report on the controversial Serengeti Road. In that regard, kindly respond to the following:
1. Are there activities planned in Tanzania on that day? Who are the organisers and where will they take place?
2. How much was the World Bank ready to provide for the alternative road?
3. How would that road benefitted the Serengeti and the whole of Tanzania?
4. What are the chances of the road being constructed?
5. We gather the international will not allow the project to be undertaken. If that is so, what will be done to halt it?
6. Last but not least, what is required by the international community to force the government to succumb to the global pressures?
We look forward to your positive and prompt response.
Please note that our deadline for the report is Wednesday this week.
Best wishes,
Costantine Sebastian,
Editor,
The Citizen on Saturday & The Citizen on Sunday.
P. O. Box 19754,
Dar es Salaam.
Email: csebastian@tz.nationmedia.com or sunday_mc@yahoo.co.uk
Do you have copy of the article you wrote? Would very much like to read it. Check out this site: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMe7m9PrGYM&feature=youtu.be.
Bob House