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TANZANIAN TO BE CHARGED OVER ILLEGAL SALE OF LEOPARD SKINS AT NAMANGA |
A Tanzanian arrested yesterday while trying to sell two leopard skins is expected to be charged in a Kajiado court anytime today.
Mr Paul Jumaine from Karatu village in Tanzania was seized by Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) officials while trying to sell the leopard skins without a permit from KWS at the border town of Namanga.
The suspect is being held at the Kajiado Police Station.
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