Kenya is preparing to set fire to its largest stockpile of ivory. Following a high-level conservation summit, hosted by president Uhuru Kenyatta, delegates including heads of states, are gathering at Nairobi national park to witness the biggest ivory burn in history. Kenya's government says it wants to highlight the poaching crisis and demonstrate its zero tolerance to the illegal wildlife trade, by setting over 100 tonnes of elephant tusks and rhino horn ablaze.Well for all the latest we're joined live by CCTV's Clementine Logan who was at the site
