Wildlife census
Kenya pushes ahead with an ambitious wildlife census as the East African country strives to conserve its fauna. But the exercise has sparked controversies.Some Kenyans say spending money on counting wild animals should not be a priority for the country grappling with an economic crisis. However, the authorities defend the animal headcount, saying it's crucial in boosting tourism and conserving nature.
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