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Rs 660-crore ivory bonfire in Kenya

<p>To protest against the poaching crisis, the country's president Uhuru Kenyatta will torch 105 tonnes of ivory at Nairobi National Park</p>

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A wildlife conservationist poses with a placard bearing the message 'WorthMoreAlive' advocating for an end to elephant poaching, next to illegal stockpiles of elephant tusks at Nairobi's national park

A wildlife conservationist poses with a placard bearing the message 'WorthMoreAlive' advocating for an end to elephant poaching, next to illegal stockpiles of elephant tusks at Nairobi's national park

Nairobi: Kenya will set fire to more than 105 tonnes of elephant tusks, representing several thousand dead elephants today. This ivory burn is believed to be the largest-ever destruction of ivory stockpile in Africa's history.

A wildlife conservationist poses with a placard bearing the message 'WorthMoreAlive' advocating for an end to elephant poaching, next to illegal stockpiles of elephant tusks at Nairobi's national park. Pic/AFP
A wildlife conservationist poses with a placard bearing the message 'WorthMoreAlive' advocating for an end to elephant poaching, next to illegal stockpiles of elephant tusks at Nairobi's national park. Pic/AFP

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