Impala steaks, anyone? African game reserve sells bush meat to survive lack of safari tourists during pandemic

South Africa’s luxury game lodges are empty and safari vehicles gather dust, with borders closed and airlines struggling due to the coronavirus crisis.For Somkhanda, a community-owned game reserve, selling game meat has thrown it a lifeline as Africa’s multibillion-dollar safari industry unravels.The reserve normally gives away or sells at low cost the meat from grazers such as impala and nyala, a spiral-horned antelope, that it culls each year to manage stocks, depending on the weather and…

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