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...
"According to an affidavit presented to the Sunday Times, the current magistrate on Gwala’s case, Mr Shandu, accepted a cash bribe to take it easy on Gwala. According to this...
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...
Rhino Mission: 30 January - 10 February 2017 One of the most prolific nature photographers of our time, Thomas Mangelsen is as much an artist as he is a conservationist. Tom...
By Jamie Joseph IFP’s Chief Whip in Parliament, Mr Narend Singh, delivered this written question to Edna Molewa, Minister of Environmental Affairs: With regards to the trial of the alleged rhino...
By Jamie Joseph Smart people are starting to notice that I am writing a lot less these days, and yet there is a lot more rhino poaching stories in mainstream...
Jamie Joseph on assignment with Big Life Foundation, Kenya We race over to Jetta in our vehicles and Dr Njoroge and his team swiftly get to work. They turn her over...
By Jamie Joseph In January I began the process of exposing an apparently corrupt network of magistrates, lawyers and police in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) that has allowed accused rhino poachers and rhino...
In April this year the revered Public Protector of South Africa, Thuli Madonsela, accepted the case Jamie Joseph put forward to her and opened up a preliminary investigation into corruption...
By Jamie Joseph Contrary to recent media reports, South Africa is not turning the tide on rhino poaching – the war has just shifted geographically. Whilst ‘ground zero’ Kruger is showing signs...