Guyvanho

Mobanza Mobembo Gérard (born ), known as Guyvanho, nicknamed the Butcher of Nouabalé Ndoki, is a Congolese convicted ivory trafficker and poacher. He was sentenced to thirty years in prison for poaching and attempted murder of park rangers, the first criminal sentence and the longest sentence a poacher received in the Republic of the Congo.

Poaching Gérard was born around 1985 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, then moved to the Republic of the Congo in 2008. Gérard's group were connected to an incident in early 2018, where they were caught with 11 poached elephants. Gérard got away, but three members of his group were arrested, and Gérard had an arrest warrant issued on him. Gérard's group were also connected to an incident on May 31, 2019, where they shot at park rangers and injured two of them.

Prosecutions Gérard was arrested in May 2018 and was sent jail in Ouésso to await trial. On June 2, twelve days before his trial, he escaped from jail, later being given trial in absentia. He was charged five million Central African CFA franc in damages and was sentenced to five years in prison. He also received the longest sentence for a poacher in the Republic of the Congo.