33 people killed by wild animals since 2019
15 people killed last year
The environment ministry says human-wildlife conflict remains a concern and overshadows the benefits and opportunities created for Namibians through the country's conservation of natural resources programmes.
Government has spent N$24 million since 2019 to compensate the families of 33 people who were killed by wild animals and on other human-wildlife conflict compensation claims, offic...
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