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An Unlikely Hero: The Tale of Kutiva, The Anti-Poaching Dog-in-training

by Lerato Mokena
January 24, 2024

Kutiva is a rescued dog training to detect rhino horns and other items used in poaching in Africa’s wild lands. Under the guidance of renowned dog trainer Perdita LübbeScheuermann, Kutiva’s lively and persistent nature makes her the perfect choice for this demanding duty. After completing her training, Kutiva will join the pack of dogs positioned at the entrance of Kruger National Park to ensure no unlawful activities evade their vigilant noses.

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Justice Served: Three Poachers Face the Repercussions of Their Deeds

by Isabella Schmidt
December 10, 2023

Three poachers in South Africa’s Kruger National Park were sentenced to prison for possessing a restricted firearm with ammunition. Norman Thabang Mogale, Sipho Clarence Ngomane, and Nkosana Ndlovu received sentences between six and eight years and were declared unfit to possess a firearm, discouraging similar offenses in the future. The successful sentencing reinforces society’s dedication to the preservation of our natural legacy and serves as a stern reminder of society’s position against the violation of wildlife reserves and the illegal hunting of endangered species.

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The Enigmatic Pangolin: A Fascinating Battle for Survival

by Isabella Schmidt
May 13, 2023

Pangolins, also known as scaly anteaters, are fascinating creatures that remain unknown to most people. These unique animals constantly struggle for survival as they are the most trafficked mammal globally. ### Pangolins: A Unique Species

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The Capture of Odis Maluleke: A Significant Step Forward in the Fight Against Rhino Poaching

by Sarah Kendricks
May 10, 2023

The recent capture of Odis Maluleke on May 6, 2023, is a significant development in the ongoing struggle against rhino poaching in South Africa. Maluleke is one of Mpumalanga’s most wanted rhino poaching suspects. His capture marks a testament to the persistence of law enforcement and conservation organizations in their efforts to conserve rhino populations and bring notorious criminals to justice.

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