The world's largest rhino breeder John Hume says if Rhino horn trade is legalised, poachers would be stopped in their tracks. Hume's fighting to secure the legalisation of international trade in horns, which has been outlawed since 1977. CCTV's Yolisa Njamela has the story.
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