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Dehorned rhino and her two-year-old calf killed at Kariega Game Reserve (opens the original)
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If a rhino has already been dehorned, why would poachers still kill it? It is a question being asked following the killing of a rhino and her two-year-old calf at Kariega Game Reserve last week. Tim Kuiper, Senior Lecturer in Biodiversity and Statistics at Nelson Mandela University, told CapeTalk’s John Maytham that dehorning does not remove the entire horn. “Possibly as much as a quarter of the weight remains, even after dehorning,” Kuiper said. He estimated rhino horn at around $30,000 per kil
Scammed money can disappear in 30 minutes. Here’s where it goes (opens the original)
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So, you’ve been scammed. The money has left your account and landed in someone else’s. Surely the bank can see exactly where it went? Well, it’s not quite that simple, says financial journalist Maya Fisher-French. She told CapeTalk’s John Maytham that criminal syndicates use networks of “mule accounts” to quickly move stolen money before converting it into things such as cryptocurrency or gaming vouchers. “We call them mule accounts, and that is because they’re literally there just to transfer t
Leopards return to SA’s West Coast after 170 years (opens the original)
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It has been almost two centuries since leopards were last seen on the West Coast, but now more than seven have been spotted moving through the region. Last year, a camera trap photographed one inside West Coast National Park, marking the first confirmed sighting there in 170 years. Landmark Foundation General Manager Dr Bool Smuts told 702’s Bongani Bingwa that leopards had been hunted out of the area in the mid-1800s. They survived in small pockets in mountainous areas elsewhere in the Cape, bu
Parents urged to consider postponing summer initiation amid extreme heat (opens the original)
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Parents are being urged to consider postponing sending their sons to traditional initiation schools this summer as authorities prepare for extreme heat and other weather-related risks. Speaking to CapeTalk/702's Africa Melane, Mtetho Sithonga, an Environmental Health Practitioner at the Garden Route District Municipality's Knysna sub-office, said officials had been warned to prepare for very hot conditions, as well as the possibility of flooding and wildfires. The warning has prompted the munici
Think it's your bank calling? Wendy Knowler says just hang up (opens the original)
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Your phone rings. The caller knows who you bank with, has information about your account and may even show up on Truecaller as your bank's fraud department. Consumer journalist Wendy Knowler told 702's Bongani Bingwa that fraudsters are becoming increasingly convincing. And what's more, they're often using personal information obtained through data breaches to gain your trust. So assuming it's an "inside job", isn't always accurate says Knowler. "The first thing [people] say is, it was obviously
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