Animal smuggling

Animal welfare groups are trying to stop a major smuggling operation in the Horn of Africa. Large quantities of ivory, skins and eggs were recently seized during a raid in Djibouti. But the trade in rare live animals continues, with leopards and cheetahs being sold to buyers in the Middle East. Cheetahs - protected under international convention - are openly on sale in the republic of Somaliland, a breakaway corner of Somalia. The BBC's Andrew Harding reports.