Kenyan court charges two men including Chinese citizen with smuggling live ants
Published on March 17, 2026.
A Kenyan court has charged two men, including a Chinese national, with transporting wildlife illegally. The charges stem from one of the men being arrested with over 2,000 live ants at the airport. The men pleaded not guilty to the charges, including dealing with wildlife without a permit. The court ordered both men to remain in custody pending further directions.
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