Govt worried over human-wildlife conflicts

GOVERNMENT has implored communities in and around Kariba to coexist with wildlife to reduce human-wildlife conflicts in the area.

Elephants, lions, hyenas, crocodiles, buffaloes, jackals, baboons and wild dogs are the most problematic animals in Kariba, Hurungwe and Nyaminyami rural.

Villagers have lost dozens of livestock in Nyaminyami rural, while some have been injured or killed.

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