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he American administration getting involved with that first ivory bonfire in Kenya in 1989

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The Origins and Implications of the International Ivory Trade Ban

May 14, 2018 Ron Thomson 287 Views 0 Comments Andre DeGeorge, Bangui, Cameroon, Direction de la faune et Resources Halieutigues, Dominique Ngonba Ngouadakpa, Dr. Andre Degeorges, Gaberone, he American administration getting involved with that first ivory bonfire in Kenya in 1989, Issah Djoh N’Diang, Kenyan ‘Royal Family’, Kenyatta family, Lausanne, MINEF, Richard Leaky, Yaounde

In today’s world I often write about the scourge of CITES and about how the whole world is now hell-bent-for-leather

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