Rhino Poaching Files: Poacher gets 25 years in jail
Solly Ndima, 34 was convicted of rhino poaching, trespassing and several other poaching related crimes in the Skukuza Regional Court.
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Solly Ndima, 34 was convicted of rhino poaching, trespassing and several other poaching related crimes in the Skukuza Regional Court.
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