The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife has organized an event to compensate victims of human-wildlife conflict in the Marafa area, Magarini sub-county, Kilifi County.
Top Leaders Expected to Attend
According to a report by Radio Kaya, Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife, Rebecca Miano, is expected to lead the event, accompanied by several leaders from the Kilifi County government. The event aims to offer financial assistance to residents who have lost property, crops, or loved ones due to wild animal attacks.
Victims to Receive Support
Radio Kaya reported: “The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife has organized an event to compensate victims of wildlife due to human-wildlife conflict in the Marafa area of Magarini, Kilifi County.”
Over 50 Families to Benefit
More than fifty families are expected to receive compensation as part of government efforts to recognize and support those affected by the dangers posed by wildlife. Residents have long decried delays in receiving compensation, despite submitting claims through official channels.
Strengthening Community Relations
The event is part of the government’s broader efforts to build stronger relationships with affected communities while promoting wildlife conservation in a way that does not endanger human lives.
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