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Conservancy researcher arrested selling ivory

Robert Ntawasa (left) and Susan Soila at Kibera Law Courts where they denied charges of being in possesion of six pieces of ivory with a street value of Sh1.9 million at Emali area, Kajiado County. They were each released on a cash bail of Sh200,000.  [PHOTO: EVANS HABIL/STANDARD]

 

By Renson Nyamwezi and Isaiah Lucheli

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