By Jamie Joseph | Saving the Wild In 2014, in the wake of relentless slaughter, South Africa elevated rhino poaching to a National Priority Crime. Action is proof, words are pretend,...
Jamie Joseph writes… After a few months living in a remote African wilderness with very little access to wifi, and certainly no shopping malls for hundreds of miles, it was an...
Originally published by Jamie Joseph on Virgin Unite, 31 January 2019 Saving the Wild’s mandate is to eradicate organised crime enabling wildlife poaching. And with less than 5,000 black rhinos left in...
Director’s Note | Jamie Joseph The past 12 months has seen Saving the Wild expand our mandate of supporting wildlife investigators, pursuing high level targets and eradicating corruption enabling wildlife poaching....
Rhino poaching kingpin finally in the dock after 20 delays 24 April: Day 1 reporting by Tony Carnie of TimesLive. After more than 20 delays to his trial, alleged Zululand rhino horn...
Front page of Zululand Observer, 9 April 2019: Zulu Princess 'Toya Delazy' and Saving the Wild founder Jamie Joseph Blood Rhino Blacklist: Hunt for Corrupt Officials Tamlyn Jolly reports for Zululand...
5 April, page 4, Zululand Observer By Jamie Joseph I had no idea that fateful day in January 2017 who we were picking up from a shopping mall south of Pongola. The...
13 March 2019, Kruger National Park: I stood outside of Skukuza court observing the scene. A crowd of friends and family had gathered, waiting for the two Kruger field rangers...
BYLINE: Orrin Singh | Zululand Observer PHOTO: Jamie Joseph | Saving the Wild ‘THE court will proceed with trial on 24 April 2019.’ Magistrate Zungu ruled with an iron fist last week when...
Today, 21 February, Dumisani Gwala, the alleged rhino poaching kingpin of Zululand, attempted to change his defense attorney for the seventh time, a worn-out delay tactic that had been working...