Two in custody for possessing pangolin
Police in Mangochi are keeping in custody two brothers, Cassim and Arnold Ayami, both aged 35 for illegal possession of a live pangolin which is specimen of listed species. The two brothers according to the police were offering for sale the live pangolin at K4.5 million.
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