In what seems to be a case of perfect timing, China is providing equipment worth 2.3 million dollars to help Zimbabwe fight poaching. The southern African country at the centre of a wildlife conservation debate following the killing of Cecil the lion during an unlawful hunt last month has been battling to sustain anti -poaching efforts
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