MBOMBELA – The case against two alleged rhino poachers who were apprehended in the Nwanetsi area of the Kruger National Park in January 2013 may make legal history.
Read today’s Lowvelder for more on the case against Messrs Jeremano Thive and Andelius Mukwebe, two Mosambicans who allegedly poached a white rhino.
They were arrested with the assistance of tracking dogs of the German Malinois breed, as was testified during their previous court appearances. They face charges of contravening the Immigration Act, and three charges relevant to illegally entering the park and poaching.
Both accused aver that they had nothing to do with poaching. Read their defence arguments here.
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