Rhino crisis: What we need is a revolution
October 7, 2016
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...
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Activist journalism can save the wild
May 11, 2016
By Jamie Joseph Fear is like fire; it can burn you or it can fuel you. As an activist I fear bearing witness to the extinction of an iconic species far...
Phinda: Rural communities are saving rhinos
April 6, 2016
“The power of the community is incredible. They can shut down a national road. They can block poachers until we have time to get there with the police and make...
#ConvictGwalaRhinoKingpin – Behind the scenes
February 1, 2016
By Jamie Joseph / #2016YearOfTheRhino #ConvictGwalaRhinoKingpin During the midnight hours on the 28th of January I was planning the final moves of my getaway, because I knew six hours later I...
Alleged rhino poaching kingpin, and magistrate who keeps him out of jail
January 28, 2016
By Jamie Joseph | #ConvictGwalaRhinoKingpin According to the special operations team that arrested Dumisani Gwala, he is the leader of KwaZulu-Natal’s biggest rhino poaching syndicate, and it is believed about 80...
Sharks rugby team on a mission to save the rhino
January 25, 2016
By Jamie Joseph South Africa’s CellC Sharks rugby team, hailing from my home province of KwaZulu-Natal, is throwing their weight behind the rhino poaching crisis and the movement to save our...
#2016YearOfTheRhino – The Game Changers
January 13, 2016
By Jamie Joseph South Africa, home to the majority of the world’s remaining rhinos, is in the midst of a wildlife holocaust, with record poaching and around 20 000 wild rhinos...
Saving Themba, the Amakhala rhino
January 8, 2016
By Jamie Joseph "There is a high possibility she's not going to make it," world renowned vet Dr Will Fowlds told us at the 30 December debrief just minutes before he...
2016: Year of the Rhino
December 22, 2015
By Jamie Joseph Thanks to the support of Imake a Difference, I am now planting roots back in my homeland South Africa, where the majority of the remaining 25 000 wild...