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Tough resolve to beat poaching

Jürgen Schneider
December 8, 2022

Margaret Kasumba is the first woman to head law enforcement at the Uganda Wildlife Authority. She is dedicated to conservation, risking her life to hunt down poachers and wildlife traffickers. It's what makes her strong.

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