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Kenya fines a Chinese ivory smuggler a paltry fine of USD350
Written by Joseph Manga
Tian Yi, 50, was yesterday (Monday, March 25, 2013) arraigned at a Makadara Law Court in Nairobi following his arrest at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) while on transit aboard Flight KQ 860 from Kinshasa, DRC Congo to Hong Kong late Sunday night.
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New media awards initiative to boost climate change, environment reporting in Africa
Written by Brian Lenya
An Award Scheme to encourage climate change and environment reporting has been launched. An initiative of the Nairobi-based NGO Coalition Pan African Climate Justice Alliance, the “African Climate Change and Environmental Reporting (ACCER) Awards” will see Journalists from across Africa scoop lucrative Awards, with the top winner bagging prizes and sponsorship worth more than 1 million shillings (US$12,000).
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Scientists find origins of teamwork in our nearest relative the chimpanzee
Written by Kevin Wafula
A study in Kenya on chimpanzees shows that the country’s clarion call of harambee teamwork has its evolutionary roots in our nearest primate relatives – chimpanzees.
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