Victims of human-wildlife conflict sometimes wait for years before receiving compensation from the state, and the government pledged to reduce this to a maximum of 90 days.
By
Yvonne Nkirote
Senior Communications Manager
I&M Bank
For millions of Kenyans living at the edges of wildlife habitats, conflict with humans is a perennial threat, attributed to the loss of lives and millions of shillings in damages to infrastructure and agricultural resources.
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