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South Africa’s Rhino War—real progress or simply marking time?

By Peter Borchert

White Rhino, South Africa. Image: Jonathan Pledger/Shutterstock The Rhino Review and Shannon Elizabeth Foundation newsletter team took a well-earned break over much of last December and…

February 8, 2023

Relentless pressure forces rhino poachers to abandon national parks in 2022, says Creecy

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Anti-poaching Wildlife Crime

White Rhinos. Image: Wikimedia Commons By the South African Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment | February 6, 2023 South Africa’s relentless fight against rhino…

February 7, 2023

Spekboom, sun, windmills, and hope.

By Peter Borchert

Editorial

I love the Eastern Cape—I grew up there and have so many fond memories of its beautiful beaches, winding rivers, and rolling uplands clothed in…

January 6, 2021

Rhino activists protest as convicted poachers ask to be set free on a legal technicality (South Africa)

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Law & legislation

Protestors gathering at the Makhanda High Court as a full bench of judges hear the appeal of the Ndlovu Gang who has been sentenced to 25…

August 24, 2020

How a blind black rhino became an ambassador for his species (South Africa)

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Conservation

Jacob Dykes, Geographical | June 2, 2020 Read the original story here. In the Eastern Cape of South Africa, Munu – a blind black rhino –…

June 4, 2020

South Africa’s Rhino War—real progress or simply marking time?

Relentless pressure forces rhino poachers to abandon national parks in 2022, says Creecy

Spekboom, sun, windmills, and hope.

Rhino activists protest as convicted poachers ask to be set free on a legal technicality (South Africa)

How a blind black rhino became an ambassador for his species (South Africa)

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Eastern cape Archives - Rhino Review

South Africa’s Rhino War—real progress or simply marking time?

Relentless pressure forces rhino poachers to abandon national parks in 2022, says Creecy

Spekboom, sun, windmills, and hope.

Rhino activists protest as convicted poachers ask to be set free on a legal technicality (South Africa)

How a blind black rhino became an ambassador for his species (South Africa)

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