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The government is set to spend Sh.5.7 billion to compensate human-wildlife conflict victims in the country, Principal Secretary (PS) in charge of Wildlife Ms Silvia Museiya has said. Ms Museiya speaking
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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has launched a drive to tame the rising cases of human wildlife conflicts in Lake Victoria. Through a drive dubbed safe access to water, KWS plans
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The Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee (IGRTC) convened a meeting in Nairobi to deliberate on the issues of revenue sharing and the rampant incidences of human-wildlife conflict. The Nairobi meeting that brought
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Meru County Commissioner (CC) Fred Ndunga has called on all police reservists and Kenya police officers to join Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) officers in containing elephants that have caused massive
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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has pledged to tackle the hippo menace affecting residents living near Athi River in Mwala and Yatta sub counties. Machakos KWS Warden Polycarp Okuku noted with
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