KWS Management Complicit in Ivory Trafficking, Court Monitor Finds

 

(Posted 08th May 20260

 

Courtesy of African Elephant News

Inside KE (Kenya), April 27, 2026
When Kenyan authorities announced the arrest of two men carrying more than 110 kilograms of elephant ivory in the border town of Namanga in late January 2026, the headlines projected the familiar image of a state on the front foot against wildlife trafficking. Police and KWS officers, working alongside the Lusaka Agreement Task Force, had intercepted the suspects at a hotel during a covert sting. Twenty elephant tusks were recovered from a vehicle. The seizure was valued at 11 million Kenya shillings.
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