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SA farmer in dock with Thai rhino poaching suspects

Article Staff Reporter - 9 Nov 2011

A Free State game farm owner has appeared in court alongside two Thai men accused of running a rhino horn smuggling syndicate from South Africa.

Rhino poaching suspect to stay behind bars

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Oct 2011

An alleged rhino poaching ringleader who illegally used permits acquired by prostitutes to hunt rhino, has again been denied bail.

Rhino poaching ‘kingpin’ told to stay in jail

Article Staff Reporter - 15 Sep 2011

The Thai man accused of heading a rhino poaching syndicate in SA has been denied bail once more after a magistrate ruled he was still a flight risk.

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