Epstein Secrets

ive applicants to the Odzala Amnesty Programme confessed to previously working with Congolese ivory kingpin, Ngondjo Ghislain, known by the nickname Pepito. He was convicted in July and is currently serving a five year prison sentence. Elephant poaching is connected to other types of crime and atrocitie

pted to board a flight at Maya Maya Airport in Brazzaville with a suitcase of ivory after bribing a "fixer" to get it through. Elephants at play in the Republic of Congo. (Photo by Maria Ortegn/African Parks Network) A team of people from the Ministry of Forest Economy and Sustainable Development working with the De

ive applicants to the Odzala Amnesty Programme confessed to previously working with Congolese ivory kingpin. Ngondjo Ghislain, known by the nickname Pepito. He was convicted in July and is currently serving a five year prison sentence. Elephant poaching is connected to other types of crime and atrocitie

to board a flight at Maya Maya Airport in Brazzaville with a suitcase of ivory after bribing a "fixer" to get it through. S . Elephants at play in the Republic of Congo. (Photo by Nuria Orlcg;✓African Parks Network) A team of people from the Ministry of Forest Economy and Sustainable Development working with the De

ive applicants to the Odzala Amnesty Programme confessed to previously working with Congolese ivory kingpin, Ngondjo Ghislain, known by the nickname Pepito. He was convicted in July and is currently serving a five year prison sentence. Elephant poaching is connected to other types of crime and atrocitie

pted to board a flight at Maya Maya Airport in Brazzaville with a suitcase of ivory after bribing a "fixer" to get it through. Elephants at play in the Republic of Congo. (Photo by hutapage/African Parks Network) A team of people from the Ministry of Forest Economy and Sustainable Development working with the Depart