iziNdlovu: The story of South Africa's greatest rhino poaching case

Cleverly combined narratives from one of South Africa’s most recognisable conservationists and one of the Eastern Cape’s foremost journalists expose the brutality of rhino poaching – not only in the field, but also in the courts and boardrooms. The Ndlovu poaching cases sent shockwaves across the country. The successful investigations, arrests, prosecution and judgment were celebrated like a Springbok rugby victory. Mike Loewe (Daily Dispatch) .

The poaching and destruction of any species is a crime that affects us all and those tasked with its policing should be applauded. As someone involved in telling the story of wildlife tourism and environmental management in South Africa, I commend this book for its honesty and impact highlighting a very real challenge that continues to this day. Dr Dean Allen (Author and Historian) .

Having travelled widely and often through the Eastern Cape for well more than a decade, it seems every game reserve I have visited has a heart-rending tale of rhino poaching to tell. I’d long heard mention of the Ndlovu gang that had been targeting reserves in the province but details were scant and those in the know were close-mouthed. It was only when I met Div de Villiers a few years ago that a few pieces of the puzzle were revealed to me. This book provides the full, brutal picture. Jim Freeman (travel writer for The Citizen)