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Poaching for Abalone, Africa’s ‘White Gold,' Reaches Fever Pitch

It was changes put in place during the early 1990s by South Africa’s post-apartheid government that pushed small-scale abalone fishermen like him into poaching. The government redistributed many of ... read more

Asia's abalone fever feared wiping out the gourmet mollusc in South Africa

shark-infested waters of the Atlantic Ocean in search of ‘white gold’. Foot soldiers of a global criminal network stretching from the southernmost tip of Africa to the other side of the globe, they ... read more

Feisty Trump sets tone as stormy G20 looms

Tensions with Tehran are at fever pitch after Trump pulled back from military action ... "I'll have a very good conversation with him," he told reporters at the White House. "What I say to him is none ... read more

Pressure mounts on New Zealand to end wait for World Cup win

The shadow that appears over the Land of the Long White Cloud every four years is looming ... will be their ability to 'tune out' from the hype and the fever pitch the rest of the nation will reach ... read more

Elephant poaching in Africa falls but ivory seizures up: study

Elephant poaching in Africa declined for a fifth straight year in 2016 but seizures of illegal ivory hit records highs, the CITES monitor said Tuesday, calling it a "conflicting phenomena". In its ... read more

Armed Robbers Are Now Targeting These Valuable Shellfish

(Read more: “Poaching for Abalone, Africa’s ‘White Gold,’ Reaches Fever Pitch.”) With demand for South African abalone from China’s middle class increasing, and wild stocks now drastically depleted, a ... read more

Poaching that pays for White Widow’s guns and grenades

A mighty beast has been driven close to extinction by terrorist warfare in East Africa and ancient myths in East Asia ... Unaware that we were secretly filming his sales pitch, he coldly offered to ... read more

Police arrested in Mozambique for cashing in on poaching

Rhino poaching is on the rise across southern Africa because the horn is much sought after for Asian traditional medicine. In South Africa alone, 1,200 rhinos were poached last year. Police came ... read more