Prince Harry’s charity takes 17 SA black rhinos to Malawi

The operation began on Monday with an eight-hour drive from South Africa’s Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife game reserve.

Africa Parks, a charity headed by Britain’s Prince Harry, said the operation began on Monday, beginning with an eight-hour drive from South Africa’s Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife game reserve. “This is one of the largest international black rhino translocations to date,” said a statement by Peter Fearnhead of Africa Parks, which rehabilitates and manages around a dozen parks in 10 countries.

“Our shared vision is to bolster Malawi’s existing rhino populations and to support regional efforts to conserve this critically endangered species,” Fearnhead said.

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