Residents living near the Shimba Hills National Reserve in Matuga Constituency, Kwale County, have raised concern over increased destruction of crops and invasion of homesteads by baboons and monkeys, a situation they say is threatening their livelihoods and safety. Led by Kinarini Village Chairperson Nasiri Maulidi, the residents said the wild animals have repeatedly raided…
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