Kenya's elephant population has more than doubled from 1989 to date, its wildlife service announced at an event marking World Elephant Day. Tourism Minister, Najib Balala said authorities have "managed to tame poaching." The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) announced on Wednesday that efforts to curb poaching have helped Kenya's elephant population to more than double over the past three decades. There were just 16,000 elephants in Kenya in 1989, but by 2018 that number had grown to more than 34,000, KWS Director, John Waweru said during a visit to Amboseli National Park to mark...