C
Originally published by Citizen DigitalJanuary 15, 2026
2h ago
Two men fined Ksh.1M each for possessing elephant tusk worth Ksh.500K in Kilifi
Samuel Kazungu Duka, 50, and Nelson Kiringi Nzai, 25, were each fined Ksh.1 million or, in default, to serve two and a half years in prison...
✨ Key Highlights
Two men in Kilifi have been fined Ksh. 1 million each for illegal possession of an elephant tusk. The conviction highlights Kenya's strict wildlife protection laws aimed at combating poaching and illegal wildlife trade.
- Samuel Kazungu Duka and Nelson Kiringi Nzai were found with an elephant tusk weighing approximately five kilograms, valued at Ksh. 500,000.
- The men were arrested on September 12, 2023, in the Chumani area of Kilifi North Sub-County.
- The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) lauded the conviction as crucial in reinforcing Kenya's commitment to protecting endangered species.
Continue Reading
Read the complete article from Citizen Digital
Advertisement
Advertisement
