The pilot project in northern Kenya is now under fire as communities continue to lament delayed and inadequate compensation.
By Cecil Odongo
Reporter
Nation Media Group
Parliament has recommended a special audit into how Sh300 million meant for compensation of victims of human-wildlife conflict was used for administrative purposes.
The Tourism and Wildlife committee, chaired by Maara MP Kareke Mbiuki, has also written to Wildlife Principal Secretary Silvia Museiya Kihoro demanding an explanation on how the Sh300 million was used.
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