Rhinos: Killing & Corruption (FULL DOCUMENTARY) BBC News

Alastair Leithead investigates the alleged links between the illegal rhino horn trade and corruption in Zululand's courts and its national parks.
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[@salttea8926]

Kevin Peterson English Cricketer is driving a campaign about to save Rhino's after retirement in Africa, that is great thing a sportsmen should do

[@laylacarter9004]

I feel so bad for the babies they lost their mothers 😢😢

[@hinatahyuga9636]

It's sick that people do such horrific things. I hope they rot in hell 😤

[@stephensodyssey7423]

Rhino's are beautiful, but BBC is ignoring genocide is South Africa, which is escalating right Now.

[@lynnleigha580]

I wish they'd realize that them rhinos are worth more alive. Eco tourism is a big business and instead of killing the rhino and getting one lump sum, if they was alive that income could come in steadily

[@richardgoode5314]

A wildlife to protect.

[@mariannanicholson1889]

Alastair Leithead and the BBC owe Mr Dumisane Gwala, his co-accused and his lawyers a public apology as this matter will not stay on the BBC Documentary list without dire consequences for a channel that is more and more under scrutiny for not publishing the truth

[@SudinsCreation]

Awesome bro

[@dadscavaliers642]

Snipers in the bush should just drop poachers on site. There sickness needs to end

[@VasileiostheGreek]

Well done humans well done you really proof me right why im a misanthrope.

[@DrTarentaal]

If Rhinos could vote, the ANC will be gone forever

[@wunderlichcatt4420]

nice going

[@lynnleigha580]

2021 there's only 5 white rhinos left and I believe I heard that one of the two males left has died, not sure

[@TheNascomplex]

Anyone else notice the text message alert at

[@sharonstohr9228]

Jamie just watched Carte Blanche a whole different story coming out, can you explain?

[@aonyx5270]

South Africas own judiciary is corrupted and aiding the slaughter. What can be done?? International pressure?

[@slipshod415]

Where there are no consequences corrupt officials flourish. But fear of the people would go a long ways in correcting that. Speaking true fear from an unexpected personal visit.. No need to detail.

[@SonuKumar-rz8vv]

So bad humans!!!!

[@nrmasson1]

Corruption in an African country..........nooooooo

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