Prince William condemns death of wildlife activist Wayne Lotter
The Duke of Cambridge has condemned the "violent and apparently targeted murder" of the head of a wildlife conservation foundation in Tanzania.
Wayne Lotter, who was co-founder and president of PAMS Foundation, was killed last week while travelling through the city of Dar es Salaam.
The 51-year-old from South Africa has been credited for his "tireless and courageous work" against poaching gangs.
Prince William, who has campaigned to end the illegal wildlife trade and is patron of the charity Tusk, said in a statement:
Police in Tanzania have launched an investigation into his death.