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Landscape of fear: crime, corruption and murder in greater Kruger

Landscape of fear: crime, corruption and murder in greater Kruger

by Adam Cruise | Mar 14, 2023 | Reports

By Julian Rademeyer – Enact he national park’s most-pressing challenge is no longer preventing rhino poaching but eradicating internal corruption. For more than a decade, Kruger National Park has faced a relentless onslaught of rhino poaching. But today its...
Kruger Park ensnared in corruption linked to criminal syndicates – report

Kruger Park ensnared in corruption linked to criminal syndicates – report

by Adam Cruise | Mar 14, 2023 | Commentary

By Don Pinnock – Daily Maverick Widespread corruption at Kruger National Park linked to criminal syndicates in Mpumalanga and the murder of honest rangers are its greatest threat. At least 40% of Kruger Park’s law enforcement employees are corrupt and up to 70%...
3 suspected poachers arrested with 6 elephant tusks in northern Tanzania

3 suspected poachers arrested with 6 elephant tusks in northern Tanzania

by Adam Cruise | Mar 14, 2023 | News

By CGTN Three suspected poachers have been detained by Tanzanian police after they were found in possession of six elephant tusks in the country’s northern region of Manyara, police said on Saturday. George Katabazi, the Manyara regional police commander, said...
The bloodsport Brits who love to kill big game for kicks: Campaigner and author prepares to name and shame 100 hunters in his new book ahead of Commons vote to outlaw the import of wildlife ‘trophies’

The bloodsport Brits who love to kill big game for kicks: Campaigner and author prepares to name and shame 100 hunters in his new book ahead of Commons vote to outlaw the import of wildlife ‘trophies’

by Adam Cruise | Mar 10, 2023 | Commentary

By EDUARDO GONCALVES – Daily Mail For most families, a holiday involves a child-friendly resort, a good book and plenty of activities to keep the kids busy. But a Center Parcs-style break wouldn’t do for one retired businessman from Cheltenham,...
Ottawa accused of dragging feet on pledge to ban import of elephant ivory, rhino horn

Ottawa accused of dragging feet on pledge to ban import of elephant ivory, rhino horn

by Adam Cruise | Mar 10, 2023 | News

By Marie Woolf, The Globe and Mail  The federal government has been accused of dragging its feet over its promise to ban the import of elephant ivory and rhino horn, including from trophy hunts in Africa. Animal-welfare organizations and MPs say they are disappointed...
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