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May
Martin Endjala The Ministry of Environment Tourism and Forestry will store the horns which it dehorned from problematic and ageing rhinos while they seek permission from international organizations regulating the trade of wildlife products to sell them and make revenue for the country. This is according to MEFT spokesperson Romeo Muyunda who said that the horns from the dehorning process are going to be kept and stored safely by the Ministry. He says the funds will be used for the security of the species and that at the moment they do not have the approval as of yet. Muyunda did…