GAME OVER FOR CROOKED MAGISTRATES?
Mervyn Naidoo reports for Sunday Tribune: Time could be up for a crooked cabal of magistrates, state prosecutors and police allegedly working closely with a criminal syndicate in subverting justice in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. It is alleged that the senior magistrates linked to the syndicate are getting paid to let off rhino poachers, murderers and rapists […]
Open Letter: #JusticeForRhinos #JusticeForZululand
Open Letter to the South African Government: The recent death of Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, is the face of extinction, with his passing in Kenya sending tremors of heartbreak throughout the world. Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP) in Zululand, once a global conservation success story for bringing the southern white rhino population back from […]
Saving the Wild End of Year Report (2017)
SAVING THE WILD -Expose and eradicate corruption enabling rhino poaching in South Africa -Empower rural community members to be guardians of wildlife reserves 2017 End of Year Report Directors Note “Corruption is one of the most critical factors enabling wildlife trafficking.” -Transparency International Saving the Wild’s Year End 30 June 2017 performance report has just […]
EXPOSED! Blood Rhino Blacklist
By Jamie Joseph On Saturday 28 October 2017, I exposed the ‘blood rhino blacklist’ syndicate, live on air, on the award winning Radio New Zealand show with Kim Hill. Listen to the 30 minute interview here. I am staking my life on this shocking expose you are about to read. I can only take it […]
Did the NPA sabotage the case of accused rhino kingpin?
By Jamie Joseph It was the intention of State Advocate Yuri Gangai to bring forward an application for the recusal of Magistrate Shandu at Ngwelezane court on Monday 9 October. Magistrate Shandu is the man I exposed on 23 July through a Sunday Times article by Matthew Savides as being in a corrupt relationship with […]
Thomas D. Mangelsen’s ‘Amboseli Crossing’ to be auctioned at WildAid Gala
By Jamie Joseph Thomas D. Mangelsen has been photographing earth’s last great wild places for more than four decades. Through extraordinary talent and patience, his portfolio contains some of the most iconic wildlife photographs of all time. But what Tom is most proud of is his contributions to conservation, and the opportunities his art has […]
Rhino massacres – Can Ezemvelo handle the truth?
By Jamie Joseph Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP), once a global conservation success story for bringing rhinos back from the brink of extinction in the fifties, is fast becoming a graveyard and failure of epic proportions under the helm of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife management. Saving the Wild has been closely monitoring the Zululand park since July last […]
Justice for Rhinos: An open letter to SA Deputy Minister of Justice and KZN Regional Court President
AN OPEN LETTER TO SOUTH AFRICA’S DEPUTY MINISTER OF JUSTICE, JOHN JEFFERY, AND KWAZULU-NATAL REGIONAL COURT PRESIDENT, ERIC NZIMANDE I am the founder of Saving the Wild, and the guardian of the ‘blood rhino blacklist’. This is no secret, and I have already exposed two magistrates and two defense attorneys I have claimed are working […]
Rhino horn accused ‘protected by bribery’
Introduction by Jamie Joseph | Saving the Wild Gwala arrogantly rants to police officers that he will never stop killing rhinos. It is up to every one of us to make him stop. Unlike the Sunday Times, who need to walk the legal tightrope, I have no hesitation to name both the magistrate and defense […]
Thomas D. Mangelsen: Stalking Black Rhino
By Jamie Joseph “No rush. I’m in the car park sitting on the roots of a giant fig tree,” wrote world-renowned nature photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen in a text message that beeped as I raced the final stretch to Richards Bay Airport; the gateway to South Africa’s Zululand wilderness. I was running late because our […]
