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Drought pushes wildlife into homes and highway

A pack of wildlife feed near Karagita estate in Naivasha and along the Moi South Lake road on 19/1/25.   [Antony Gitonga, Standard]

The ongoing drought has pushed tens of wild animals from their habitats to homes, private farms, and major roads in Naivasha as cases of human-wildlife conflict continued to rise.

The most affected are Hellsgate and Mt National parks, where wild animals have strayed into homes and farms in search of water and pastures.

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