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A Kenyan wildlife officer at the burning of elephant tusks seized from poachers – AAP
A Kenyan wildlife officer at the burning of elephant tusks seized from poachers – AAP Source: A Kenyan wildlife officer at the burning of elephant tusks seized from poachers – AAP

Kenya's president has set fire to thousands of elephant tusks and rhino horns on the closing day of an African summit dedicated to ending the illegal slaughter of animals; Australian company seeks potash mining license in Eritrea; Newborn baby among dead after shipwrecks in Mediterranean; Ninety-nine people are believed to have drowned in two separate incidents off the coast of Libya over the weekend


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Kenya's president has set fire to thousands of elephant tusks and rhino horns on the closing day of an African summit dedicated to ending the illegal slaughter of animals; Australian company seeks potash mining license in Eritrea; Newborn baby among dead after shipwrecks in Mediterranean; Ninety-nine people are believed to have drowned in two separate incidents off the coast of Libya over the weekend



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