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South Africa: Following the wildlife traffickers’ money

South Africa: Following the wildlife traffickers’ money

by Adam Cruise | Dec 6, 2021 | News

By Sheree Bega, Mail & Guardian Cash is king for those on the lower rungs of the illegal wildlife trade in South Africa, but further up the supply chain, payment methods and laundering tactics become far more sophisticated. How the money flows in wildlife...
South Africa: NW man handed an 8-year sentence for possession of elephant ivory

South Africa: NW man handed an 8-year sentence for possession of elephant ivory

by Adam Cruise | Jun 12, 2021 | News

By Dominic Majola, Eyewitness News  JOHANNESBURG – A man in the North West has on Thursday been sentenced to eight years for keeping elephant ivory worth over R1 million in his house. Moabi Moribe has been on the run since 2018. It’s understood he...
Two arrested in Kempton Park after police seize elephant tusks worth R1.2m (South Africa)

Two arrested in Kempton Park after police seize elephant tusks worth R1.2m (South Africa)

by Adam Cruise | Feb 12, 2020 | News

By The Independent Online DURBAN: Two men aged 40 and 42, are expected to appear before the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday for illegal possession of and dealing in elephant tusks, specialist crime-fighting unit the Hawks said on Tuesday.  The...
Selling Ivory in South Africa is a Thriving Business

Selling Ivory in South Africa is a Thriving Business

by Adam Cruise | Aug 21, 2019 | Commentary

By Adam Cruise – PhD candidate: Stellenbosch University, South Africa While global efforts to ban international and domestic ivory markets have been ramped up, South Africa quietly continues to trade in a product that has seen a third of the continent’s elephant...
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