Compensation delays loom after wildlife budget reduction
The approved budget includes Sh11.805 billion for day-to-day expenses and Sh1.364 billion for development projects.
The approved budget includes Sh11.805 billion for day-to-day expenses and Sh1.364 billion for development projects.
The President emphasized efforts to streamline compensation processes to restore dignity and deliver justice to communities on the frontline of conservation efforts.
To ensure an easier access to the park, Miano also advised visitors to purchase their tickets in advance via the eCitizen platform.
Taita Taveta, known for its rich biodiversity, continues to suffer the most from escalating human-wildlife conflict.
KWS called on individuals impacted by wildlife-related incidents to follow up on their claims and receive what they are entitled to under the national program.
700 beneficiaries receiving a total of Sh70 million after more than a decade of waiting.
JKIA continued to serve the largest share, handling 1.6 million visitors in 2024.
This marks a significant step in addressing the increasing number of cases involving damage from wildlife.