Another
delayed blog post that’s too long, since too much is happening when I am about
to publish, some information is impossible to obtain, I can’t keep up, and it
must be put in context to avoid the confusion that will happen anyway. The
president continues as a most significant threat to the Ngorongoro Maasai, OBC’s
director has broken his media silence, harassment goes on, and then the Oakland
Institute published a report about the anomalous relocation plans. “Community recommendations”
on NCA and Loliondo/Sale have been handed over to PM Majaliwa to whose tune it’s
not advisable to dance, which everyone has understood long ago, I hope. The NCA
report is available and impressive. I must write more about it in another post.
In this blog post:
NCA:
The president
insulting the Maasai and her hosts
The
president’s Ngorongoro fixation
A reminder of
the efforts for “voluntary” evictions
Dangerous
dance with Majaliwa
Oakland
report on resettlement plans
Some of
NCAA’s “preparations” the past year
Transfer of
local NCAA workers
Ngorongoro
youths arrested by SENAPA rangers
Ngorongoro
Conservation Area brief background
Loliondo:
OBC’s
director Mollel breaks his long media silence
The confusion
OBC’s
“journalist” again
This year’s Loliondo
arrests
Brief
reminder about the efforts to rob the Maasai of 1,500 km2 in Loliondo
