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Kenya: Mombasa the New Transit Route for Ivory Smugglers
The Star, 10 July 2013
KENYA'S port of Mombasa is being used as the major transit route for the ferrying of illegal ivory from the East and Central Africa region, the Star has learnt. This was revealed… Read more »
Kenya's Mombasa Port New Illegal Ivory Route?
The port of Mombasa appears to be a major transit point for illegal ivory after a second consignment worth millions was intercepted by wildlife rangers en route to Malaysia.
Kenya police net ivory at the Mombasa port which is said to be a major transit route for smugglers.
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10 July 2013
Kenya Seizes Three Tons of Ivory at Port
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- Agence France Presse
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