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Tag Archives: rhino poaching
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Jasper* doesn’t know the faces of the men he hunts; he recognises them from the soles of their shoes. He gathers shoe prints left in the dust, like other men collect stamps, or rare coins. There is a whole database … Continue reading
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Tagged Kruger National Park, Mozambique, rhino poaching
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Bigfoot versus the rhino
This is Part 2 of the expose we did on rhino poaching on the border of Mozambique and South Africa. Johannesburg – The man with the big feet would leave his flip-flops at the fence. Barefooted he’d slip across the … Continue reading
The town that thrives on rhino horn
I know it has been a while, but I guess it is time to fire up them blogs again. So let me start by posting some articles of a series I wrote for The Star newspaper. Some of you might … Continue reading
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Tagged Kruger National Park, Mozambique, rhino poaching
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