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Cattle
herders in Kenya's central Laikipia highlands say they invade private land
simply out of the need to graze their cattle.
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Close by a narrow,
rickety bridge in Kenya's central Laikipia highlands two herders sit on
blistering hot rock next to the muddy trickle of the Ewaso Nyiro river to
explain why they routinely break the law, invading private land to graze their
cattle.
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Too
many people with too much livestock have rendered Laikipia's rangeland
unliveable for the growing population, exacerbated by climate change.
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