DPP calls for joint action against wildlife trafficking
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Director of Public Prosecutions Renson Ingonga has called for stronger collaboration among countries to combat cross-border wildlife trafficking and dismantle criminal networks behind the trade. Speaking in Nairobi during the official opening of a four-day Wildlife Inter-Regional Enforcement Forum, Ingonga said traffickers are increasingly using encrypted communication, online marketplaces, digital payments and legitimate cargo to move illicit wildlife products, and expressed Kenya's commitment to fighting environmental crimes.
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