Headless cats and government promises back in 2005
Government interest in the pollution claims appears to have been aroused by Constitutional Court action launched against President Thabo Mbeki
Business as a force for good
The business sector takes the lead in the development of implementation of interventions
Moz set to seize pirate fishing ship
The vessel has looted millions of rands’ worth of fish in a decade-long onslaught on the ocean.
South African breeders buck the system
The sale of wildlife to Angolan parks has sparked a row over the spread of species to areas in which they do not occur naturally.
Kruger Park’s sugar road to rhino hell
Poachers are using corporate canelands as an open "highway" from Mozambique into the Kruger National Park.
New wildlife commission targets rhino horn syndicates
A new international justice commission based in The Hague is to deal with criminals who smuggle rhino horns through Mozambique.
From turtle butcher to saviour
Sudley Adams Memorial Award – Winner: The Makotikoti Art Project
Botswana minister in lion-trade scandal
In his latest lion deal, agriculture minister Christian de Graaff exported a huge shipment of lions to a canned hunting outfit in South Africa.
A woman of substance and beauty
Adelaide Tambo’s daughter, Tselane, is celebrating “Ma Tambo’s” appreciation of beautiful things.
Illegal fishing on high seas leaves poor countries floundering
Sub-Saharan Africa loses about $1.5-billion a year to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in the high seas.