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life, etc<br />

the “war” on rhino poaching, and possible<br />

solutions. Trade in rhino horn is prohibited<br />

by the Convention on International Trade in<br />

Endangered Species.<br />

rhino poachng<br />

In October 2010 the department of<br />

environmental and water affairs began a study<br />

into the possibility and feasibility of legalising<br />

trade in rhino horn – a notion repugnant to<br />

Photo: Members of the South African National Defence Force walk through grasslands during a media visit to clandestine positions at the Kruger National Park,<br />

July 20, 2011. South Africa's military has deployed troops in the park near its border with Mozambique to cut down on rhino poaching, which kills several hundred<br />

of the animals a year, with their horns being sold on the black market for hundreds of thousands of dollars. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings<br />

tuesday - 4 october 2011

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