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Tony Karumba

A hide awaits curing at the slaughterhouse in Baringo, Kenya, one of a number of countries in Africa that have banned export of donkey skins.

Donkey skins dry in the sun at a licensed slaughterhouse in Baringo, Kenya, in 2017. China imports skins to make a popular traditional medicine product—but they can carry diseases such as equine horse sickness and MRSA.

This 30-foot monument themed "Turn off the plastics tap" by Canadian activist and artist, Benjamin von Wong, uses plastic waste retrieved from Nairobi's largest slum, Kibera. It stands outside the UN African headquarters in Nairobi.

Kenya Wildlife Service officials prepare to load a sedated black rhino into a transport crate on June 26, 2018. It is unclear whether this rhino, taken from Nairobi National Park, was one of the eight who died in Tsavo East National Park.