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One of the planet's most notorious wildlife poachers who slaughtered endangered elephants and rhinos has been jailed for 63 months.

Two suspects, Abdi Hussein and Abdul Abdulaziz, wanted in US on claims of drug and wildlife trafficking; DCI boss Kinoti says they’ve ferried 10,000kgs of ivory.

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THE STANDARD Mansur Mohamed at Millimani Law Court. [Edward Kiplimo, Standard] Director of Public Prosecutions Noordin Haji waded into uncharted waters when he executed a decision to legally hand over a Kenyan citizen to the US to face charges of wildlife trafficking. On August 13 last year, a sealed brown envelope marked ‘URGENT’ landed on Haji’s desk. In it was a confidential document from Attorney General Kihara Kariuki’s office, requesting that he should move to court to seek orders to extradite Mansur Mohamed Surur. Mansur, 60, had been arrested two week earlier and taken to the...

Assange Will Rot in Prison, Snowden in Exile, Because Trump Is Too Busy Pardoning Criminals Published: December 17, 2020 The United States has a heinous record when it comes to committing war crimes. Even more heinous, however, is the fact that commander in chief after commander in chief continue to pardon those convicted of these unspeakable acts. As whistleblowers like Julian Assange and Edward Snowden rot in prison or exile, military personnel who’ve slaughtered civilians are receiving pardon after pardon. President Donald Trump has continued to walk down this shameful road by pardoning ...