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Pretoria Image: Anti-Rhino poaching march photo 1
This #Tshwane tagged image is courtesy of Flickr. Click on the Flickr account holder below the photograph to see more. Image by USAID Southern Africa RESILIM joins the march against rhino poaching Saturday morning ahead of World Rhino Day. From left to right: Ms Rose from Department of Environmental Affairs; Ms Lara Rall, Outreach and Communication Specialist for RESILIM; Ms Petunia Mashaba, MMC for Environmental Management Services in the City of Tshwane; Mr Kule Chitepo, RESILIM Chief of …
Scientists join fight against rhino poaching
Efforts are underway to track down the international syndicates involved in the rhino horn trade, thanks to a new DNA system. Full Article here: Articles relating to Places | pretoria …
Minister condemns rhino poaching in Rietvlei nature reserve
Minister of Environmental Affairs Edna Molewa has condemned the poaching of two rhino at the Rietvlei Nature Reserve. Full Article here: Articles relating to Places | pretoria …
Rhino poaching: 12 kingpins arrested
Twelve people believed to be the kingpins of a rhino poaching syndicate operating in Gauteng and North West have been arrested. This after a joint operation by law enforcement agencies. Full Article here: Articles relating to Places | pretoria …
Rhino poaching ‘ringleader’ loses bail appeal
Hugo Ras, the alleged ringleader of a rhino poaching syndicate, has lost his renewed bid for bail in the High Court in Pretoria. Full Article here: Articles relating to Places | pretoria …
Alleged rhino poaching ringleader held
A pilot, a lawyer, a police officer and other South African members of an alleged poaching ring accused of killing two dozen rhinos over several years appeared in court on Monday in Pretoria. A judge ordered the group's alleged ringleader, Hugo Ras, and several other suspects to remain in custody until a bail hearing on Oct. 8, and the bail applications of others were to be reviewed for a second day Tuesday. A total of 10 suspects crowded onto a long courtroom bench in a case that …