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Bett and his team must fix Narok-Mara road

Reports that hundreds of tourists have been blocked from accessing and leaving Masai Mara Game Reserve are sad indeed.

On Thursday and Friday, tour operators, who included tour guides and drivers, blocked the 60km Narok-Mara road protesting over the poor state of the road. The operators, who used their vehicles to block the road, had vowed not to open it until Roads Minister Franklin Bett assures them it will be fixed within one week.

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