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      Wednesday 22 May  
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      White rhino at Chipangali animal sanctuary in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
      Article: Thumbs Up Africa blog 13: Wonders of nature

      Article: Thumbs Up Africa blog 13: Wonders of nature

      When I enter Zimbabwe, the most beautiful scene awaits: Victoria Falls. Their...
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      Martine van Zijl Langhout and her team busy at work in Mauricedale Park
      Article: Dutch vet fights for rhinos in South Africa

      Article: Dutch vet fights for rhinos in South Africa

      Every day in South Africa, a rhinoceros will bleed to death after its horn has been...
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      A four-month-old black baby rhino stands beside a hay bale at the Entabeni Safari Conservancy in Limpopo. Entabeni is one of the world's only dedicated orphanages for rhino calves whose parents were poached for their horns. The conservancy specially designed and built four high-care rooms and one intensive care chamber where sick calves can receive 24-hour attention.
      Bulletin: Baby rhinos get second chance in S. African orphanage

      Bulletin: Baby rhinos get second chance in S. African orphanage

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      KWS rangers loading a lion speared to death by Kitengela residents
      Article: What's becoming of Kenya's wildlife?

      Article: What's becoming of Kenya's wildlife?

      This week, members of a community living in the Kitengela area outside...
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      Two male rhinoceros are seen pasturing in the savanah at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, in 2010. Kenya, which has the world's third largest rhino population -- around 600 black and 300 white rhinos, is constantly battling poachers. In 2009, it suffered its worst year for rhino poaching when 12 black and six white rhinos were killed.
      Bulletin: Kenyan ranches relocating rhinos in fear of poachers

      Bulletin: Kenyan ranches relocating rhinos in fear of poachers

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      Lam Tak-fai, the Acting Head of Ports and Maritime Command, holds up a rhino horn at Hong Kong's Customs and Excise Department Offices in November 2011. US investigators say more arrests are on the way as a new task force sets its sights on organized crime players that experts say is driven by smugglers from Ireland, China, Vietnam, the US and elsewhere.
      Bulletin: US rhino horn trafficking draws motley profiteers

      Bulletin: US rhino horn trafficking draws motley profiteers

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      Two white rhinos, pictured in Limpopo , South Africa in March. South African authorities have seized assets worth almost $7 million of a game farm owner and two veterinarians accused of rhino poaching, police said.
      Bulletin: $6.8 mn assets seized from S. Africa rhino poachers

      Bulletin: $6.8 mn assets seized from S. Africa rhino poachers

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      File photo shows two white rhinoceros in Limpopo, South Africa. Petty hunters, corrupt wildlife officials and Asian traffickers have all been snared in South Africa's crackdown on rhino poaching as special prosecutors battle syndicates feeding the trade in horns.
      Bulletin: S.African rhinos at mercy of global smuggling network

      Bulletin: S.African rhinos at mercy of global smuggling network

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      A man holds up a piece of rhino horn at a store in Hanoi. For desperate Vietnamese cancer patients ground rhinoceros horn is seen as an elixir of life -- a medically unproven and illegal obsession that threatens the very survival of the world's wild rhinos.
      Bulletin: Vietnam 'cancer-cure' horn habit threat to rhinos

      Bulletin: Vietnam 'cancer-cure' horn habit threat to rhinos

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      File photo shows two white rhinos in Limpopo, near the new site of a rhinoceros orphanage yet to be built. Decades of conservation efforts to save rhinos are coming undone, as surging demand for their horns in Asian traditional medicine has spawned a vast criminal trade powered by poaching.
      Bulletin: Africa's last rhinos threatened by poaching

      Bulletin: Africa's last rhinos threatened by poaching

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