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South Africa remains the stronghold for the world's rhino population despite high levels of poaching.
Law enforcement agencies globally must address rhino horn trafficking as transnational organised crime, with an increased focus on the higher-level actors in the supply chain.
Disrupting international organised crime groups is essential to stop rhino poaching at South African reserves, but it will require a collaborative approach between international law enforcement agencies and governments.
Transnational organised crime networks and the corruption they create continue to threaten rhino and these networks are also a risk to the safety and security of wildlife and the people living around them and those working to conserve them.
Bexleyheath residents said they were shocked after a huge sinkhole opened up on their quiet road on Tuesday evening – and said it was the second…