Authorities in Zimbabwe have arrested 10 people for poaching and unlawful possession of elephant tusks and rhino horns that they were suspected of selling to Chinese buyers, police said today. The suspects, including four former soldiers and four farmers, were arrested in two separate operations and were apparently targeting Chinese buyers.
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