Ivory Seized in Guro, Manica Province
- BP
- Feb 6
- 1 min read
Recent information indicated that two ivory tusks were being sold in Guro District, Manica Province. Reports suggested that the tusks originated from the C9 area and were supplied by a wanted poacher, who had passed them to his brother for sale in Manica.
A coordinated operation with local authorities led to the apprehension of the suspect while attempting to sell the ivory in Guro. The individual is now in custody in Guro District.
The illegal trade of ivory continues to threaten elephant populations, highlighting the importance of ongoing efforts to combat wildlife trafficking. The successful interception of these tusks reinforces the commitment to protecting biodiversity and ensuring the conservation of Mozambique’s wildlife.

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