Human Wildlife Conflict In Kajiado

The conflict between human beings and wild animals has existed for years.  But cases of human-wildlife conflict have taken a sharp rise especially in Kajiado County in recent times. The causes vary from human population expansion and most significantly depletion and shrinking of natural habitation attributed mainly to climate change. Our reporter Alex Kubasu travelled to Kajiado and kept a night vigil with a local resident who recently lost 14 of his sheep when leopards attacked. Here is part one of his feature, "whose territory".