The Coast tourism and hospitality sector is grappling with a growing invasion of the Indian house crow, a species blamed for disrupting food chains, damaging property and threatening public health along the Coast. Dr Sam Ikwaye, Chairman of the Mombasa Tourism Council and CEO of the Association of Hotel Owners and Service Providers, said the…Ā Ā Ā
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