Tanzania, Zambia Demand One-off Sales Of Ivory (ap)

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AP – Tanzania and Zambia on Monday requested a U.N. conservation meeting to weaken the ban on African ivory so they can sell off their own stocks, despite criticism that they are failing to crack down on rising incidents of poaching.

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