Kerio Valley farmers back Sh200m Rimoi Game Reserve fence

Farmers in the Kerio Valley have welcomed the government’s decision to construct a Sh200 million electric fence around the Rimoi Game Reserve meant to permanently end years of devastating human-wildlife conflict that has left local communities in financial ruin. Led by community representatives Michael Kipsalkong and Philip Kandie, the farmers revealed the staggering toll of…

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Kerio Valley farmers back Sh200m Rimoi Game Reserve fence

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