Rocking for rhinos in Salt Rock

Salt Rock came together on Friday, January 27, to raise awareness for rhino conservation.

January 31, 2017

Amy Jenkins Less than a minute

The life-size rhino statue will remain outside the garage to create awareness

Crowds gathered on Friday at Sasol Salt Rock for a fun-filled morning of music and dance at the launch of the life-size rhino statue in aid of rhino conservation awareness.

Sizani Primary School pupils rocking it for the rhinos.

Curro students coming together to show they care about conservation.

Ashton International College pupils together with Kingsley Holgate.

Getting everyone to show their rythm as they dance to raise awareness for rhino conservation.

Local Maskandi musicians David ‘Qadasi’ Jenkins and Maqhinga Radebe

David ‘Qadasi’ Jenkins and Maqhinga Radebe entertaining the crowd.

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January 31, 2017

Amy Jenkins Less than a minute

Rocking for rhinos in Salt Rock

Salt Rock came together on Friday, January 27, to raise awareness for rhino conservation.

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