A Tanzanian court has sentenced a married couple to 20 years in jail each for possessing ivory from nearly 100 poached elephants. More than 60% of Tanzania's elephants were killed in the five years to 2014, but authorities say they are now turning a corner - and targeting some of the country's biggest poaching kingpins. Dan Ashby reports
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