Moving rhinos from SA to Australia as an insurance policy – a tale of obstacles by Ray Dearlove
The number of rhinos in the Kruger National Park is reported to have dropped no more than 3,000, the lowest number ever.
Edna Molewa
Why legalising rhino horn trading will save the threatened Big Five member
One of the contested items on the agenda of the CITES CoP17 world wildlife conference which starts this weekend will be the trade in rhino horn.
Zuma flew in Fish Eagle to Paris – thankfully NOT on Gupta Air like Cyril
Jacob Zuma went old school for his trip to the climate change talks in Paris this week, using the Boeing bought for his predecessor Thabo Mbeki.
Court lifts domestic rhino horn trading ban
The High Court in Pretoria has overturned government’s moratorium on rhino horn trading because there was not enough adequate public consultation.
SA Rhino poaching still growing – up 18% so far in 2015
Of the 393 rhinos poached in the first four months of 2015, 290 were in the Kruger Park. The number is running well above the record set in 2014.
ANCWL: State must appeal Oscar case
The ANC Women’s League will make submissions to the State on why it thinks the Oscar Pistorius case should be appealed, it said on Tuesday.
Du Plessis: New political era dawning – ANC’s future Opposition is a Labour Party
To understand the present, read history. Trade union Solidarity’s General Secretary Gideon du Plessis helps us to cut through the noise and confusion in this excellent blog where he traces the roots of the current labour chaos and reaches logical conclusions. Including how unionised workers are tiring of their leaders’ motives, and seeing their political … Read more