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Residents want say in wildlife sanctuary

The residents also want NRT to consider them whenever there are job opportunities.

West Pokot residents are seeking to be involved in the management of a local wildlife conservancy.

Speaking at a meeting in Songok, locals led by chief Joseph Korkimul said the community should be involved in the running of Pellow conservancy, including making changes to the committee.

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