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East, Southern Africa Trafficking Hubs Connect to Global Networks

 

(Posted 06th September 2025)

 

Courtesy of African Elephant News

 

adf-Magazine (U.S), September 2, 2025
Authorities arrested six people in South Africa on August 19 in connection with an international rhinoceros horn trafficking network. They made the arrests after a seven-year investigation by the Hawks, the South African Police Service branch that specializes in fighting organized crime.
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