​Women for Rhinos: A Night for Wildlife, Women & the Future

​Hosted by Kristina Anguelova,
Part of the HER Planet Earth South Africa Expedition 2025
In collaboration with South African Chamber of Commerce in Singapore

​We are hoping that you can join us for this special evening dedicated to rhinos and to the Black Mambas, South Africa’s first all-female anti-poaching unit, who protect this beautiful species.

​Film Screening & Discussion

​The evening will begin with an exclusive screening of the award-winning documentary STROOP: Journey into the Rhino Horn War, a gripping exposé on the global rhino horn trade and the human stories behind it. It will take us from South Africa to Asia and give us an understanding of the sophisticated and systemic challenge that is illegal rhino horn trade.

​Following the screening, we will hear from key figures in the space. We will have a short Q&A discussion featuring Craig Spencer, Founder of the Black Mambas, a representative from Kruger National Park, and Christine Amour-Levar, Founder of HER Planet Earth, the global non-profit that is behind the November expedition to South Africa.

​6:00 PM: Registration
6:30 - 7:30 PM: Film screening
7:30 - 8:15 PM: Q&A
8:30 PM: Closing (optional: guest can go over to the restaurant for dinner)

​This evening is more than a screening, it’s an invitation to witness one of the most powerful wildlife stories ever told and to reflect on what it means for all of us. The poaching crisis in Africa isn’t just an African problem. It’s a global one, deeply intertwined with markets, mindsets and choices across Asia and beyond.

​Through film, conversation, and community, we’ll explore how our world is connected, how the fate of the rhino mirrors the state of our planet and what each of us can do to make a difference.

​Here in Singapore, we are privileged to live in a place of stability, safety and abundance. With that privilege comes an opportunity to use our influence for good, to ensure that our children and all future generations can still experience the wild beauty we have the luxury of witnessing today.

​Tickets

​All proceeds from the evening will go directly to the Black Mambas and their anti-poaching efforts.

​Purchase tickets by donating USD 50 or more here: www.justgiving.com/page/kristina-anguelova-south-africa-2025-rhinos

Tickets for the event are priced at a USD 50 contribution, with 100% of the amount going directly through JustGiving to the charity Helping Rhinos (who support the Black Mambas).

​This event and expedition are entirely self-funded, ensuring that every dollar raised supports the women on the frontlines of conservation.

​If you wish to contribute more than USD 50, you are warmly welcome to do so. All higher donations will automatically include your event ticket, reserved seating and VIP access (sneak peek of the trip, ask the Black Mambas questions and post-expedition follow-up) as a token of gratitude for your generosity.

​Please note that this is a private event. We kindly ask that you to not share this invitation publicly, in order to respect and comply with Singapore’s regulations.

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​About the Cause & All Involved

​STROOP: Journey into the Rhino Horn War is an award-winning documentary by South African investigative journalist Bonné de Bod and American film producer Susan Scott. More information can be found here: https://africageographic.com/stories/tag/stroop-journey-into-the-rhino-horn-war/

​The Black Mambas are the world’s first all-female, community-led anti-poaching unit, founded in 2013 by Craig Spencer in South Africa. Operating on the borders of Kruger National Park, these courageous women protect rhinos and other wildlife through daily patrols, intelligence gathering, and community education — proving that conservation can empower and transform.
www.blackmambas.org

​Helping Rhinos is a UK-based charity committed to delivering tangible, sustainable solutions to protect rhinos and their habitats. Through strategic partnerships and innovative conservation models, the organisation supports projects like the Black Mambas, ensuring a future where humans and wildlife thrive together.
www.helpingrhinos.org

HER Planet Earth is a global non-profit movement that empowers women to take bold action for a sustainable future. Through all-female expeditions and fundraising initiatives, it channels resources to projects that support vulnerable women affected by climate change and biodiversity loss — creating a powerful link between gender equality and environmental stewardship.
www.herplanetearth.com

​The South African Chamber of Commerce Singapore (SACCS) is a prominent business organisation that aims to facilitate and enhance trade relations, investments, and business opportunities between South Africa and Singapore.
https://www.sacham.sg/

​Kristina Anguelova
A sustainable finance and systems change leader, activist and argonaut, based in Singapore. Kristina Anguelova is part of the 2025 HER Planet Earth South Africa Expedition - an all-female team trekking the Drakensberg Mountains to raise funds for the Black Mambas through Helping Rhinos. Her work bridges sustainable finance, policy and nature conservation, uniting people and purpose to drive systemic change for our planet.
www.justgiving.com/page/kristina-anguelova-south-africa-2025-rhinos