The sale of elephant ivory, rhino horn and tiger parts in Asia alone were worth an estimated R750 million in 2010. Between 1989 and 2009, there were at least 55 very large ivory seizures, with an average volume of 2.3 tons. In the destination markets, these shipments were worth about R20 million apiece at the wholesale level. South Africa is one of the most targeted countries by rhino poachers - in 2007, 13 rhino were poached in the country; by 2011 this had jumped dramatically to 448, with an exceeded 633 in 2012.

1. V E N I V I C I S A F E T Y
P a r t n e r w i t h e x c e l l e n t r e s o u r c e s
South Africa | Poaching Combating Initiatives | Global

2. SECURITY
Universal Security Threat
battleground”
Why
funding

3. ILLEGAL TRADE
What We Have Looked At
wildlife
terrorist

4. Poaching

5. Behind the
scenes generate millions
rhino horn
platform
Ivory Trade
With ivory selling at $200 per kilogram, Al-Shabaab
could be turning over $600,000 a month, and
illegal ivory funds more than 40% of the operations
of Al-Shabaab.

6. taste
Somalia’s Islamic terrorist organization, is just one
of the many terrorist groups who’s funds are
mostly generated through poaching Rhino horns
and Elephant tusks, which is 5 times more
valuable than gold, hence they refer to ivory as
white gold.

7. EXTREMISTS
Al-Qaeda ISIS Al-Shabaab Boko Haram

8. LRA | JOSEPH KONY
ABDUCTING
The LRA is a brutal rebel group of abducted soldiers. Much of the
core fighting force has been with the group for a decade or more,
abducted as children from northern Uganda. They have no clear
political motivation, but take advantage of whatever turmoil is
affecting central Africa for their own survival. They’re violent, and
abduct, murder, and loot their way across the porous borders of
central Africa.

9. SUPPLY CHAIN
supply

10. DEVASTATION

11. C O M B A T P O A C H I N G
Similar to the constantly changing tactics of terrorist groups,
counterterrorism constantly have to adapt to recent developments.

12. Anti-Poaching

13. PARTNERSHIP
partner with excellent resources
structured service

14. Anti-Poaching

15. SCOPE
Urban Terrorism
Urban
Wildlife Terrorism illegal
Management
tactical

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VENI VICI
About Us
Risk Assessment
Global Reach
Risk Management

17. TACTICAL

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COUNTER TERRORISM
International Cooperation
Resources
Training of counter terrorist operatives

19. NAVIGATION
Social Development
Strategic
Intelligence
Tactical Combat
Social
Strategic
Intelligence
Tactical

20. TARGETS
Combat Urban Terrorism
Combat Wildlife Terrorism
Training & Empowerment

21. SCOPE OF EXPERTISE
Long Term Experience
capability
Huge Knowledge Base
Elite Marines
SWAT
Defensive Tactics
Special Forces
Stabilization
Security Forces
| Anti-Poaching

22. TEAM | VENI VICI Stephan Kotze
Dog Unit
Commander
specialized crime
Christoff Snyman
Afghanistan
sniper
Ben Mills
Special Force
Tanya Botha
animal behavioral
game
ranging trainer
Dave Lambrecht
infantry
Marines Elite

23. ALLEGIANCES
defensive
T H A N K Y O U !
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