South Africa wants Ivory trade to be regulated and unregulated to be dealt with swiftly. South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia have submitted a proposal to CITES that would clear the way to re-opening the international trade in ivory and allow them to apply to sell from their stockpiles in 2017. CCTV's Yolisa Njamela has the story
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