Zimbabwe on Monday sought the support of the European Union to sell off US$600 million worth of ivory it has accumulated due to the global ban on the sale of tusks.
2022/05/17/zimbabwe-seeks-eu-backing-to-sell-600m-worth-of-ivory
2022/05/17/zimbabwe-seeks-eu-backing-to-sell-600m-worth-of-ivory
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