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Deputy President Professor Kithure Kindiki says all claims made for deaths occasioned by wildlife, injuries, and loss of crops will be compensated. The deputy president says the government will pay a total of Ksh 950 million to settle the claims and will continue allocating more funds for those affected.
Human Wildlife Conflict
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