According to SanParks, the kits from the faculty of Veterinary Services of the University of Pretoria will go a long way in ensuring management of the rhino populatio
Pretoria – The South African National Parks yesterday received 1 000 DNA kits to ensure effective prosecution of rhino poachers.
Time pressure weighs on climate change negotiators
Pretoria – With less than four months before the world descends on Durban for this year’s climate change conference, International Relations Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane says limited time was one of the major challenges facing the negotiation team in the lead up to COP 17.
She told the Peter
Hawks net suspected abalone syndicate
Pretoria – The Hawks have arrested 19 suspects, including three SAPS members, believed to part of a syndicate involved in abalone related crime
Working with the Marine and Coastal Management in the Western Cape, the Hawks made the arrests as part of an operation called Project Black Leaves, whi
SA cautions on future of Kyoto Protocol
Cape Town – Failure to get all parties to sign onto and renew their commitment to the Kyoto Protocol at the Durban conference would take the world a step back, the Deputy Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs, Rejoice Mabudafhasi, cautioned on Wednesday.
Mabudafhasi was briefing the medi
Peru attempts to stamp out uncontacted tribes

Peru’s Indian Affairs Department has revealed plans to open up uncontacted tribes’ reserves to oil companies – just days before the country’s new government takes office.
New laws would allow the state to grant oil and gas companies open access to the reserves, despite the extreme risk this would pose to the Indians’ lives. [Read more…] about Peru attempts to stamp out uncontacted tribes