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As other African countries ban donkey slaughter, Kenya doubles down to meet Chinese demand

the price of an adult donkey in the country has soared to between $90 and $130 from $40 in less than two years.


“Before this facility was opened, I used to deal in cattle, goats, sheep, and chicken,” he says. “But, it has now given us a good market for donkeys.”


“There are donkeys that are brought in from as far as Somalia,” says Lu Dong Lin, the managing director of Goldox. “Many of the donkeys that are brought to the slaughterhouse by traders from the border regions actually come from across the border, especially from Tanzania.”


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