More human-wildlife conflicts expected

In an interview with Mmegi this week, Ronald said they anticipate more wildlife to invade the farming areas in search of food and water as a result of the impending drought He further said that because of the drought brought about by erratic rainfall, they expect to experience more human-wildlife conflicts than in previous years.

Recently, the ODC chairperson reported during a full council meeting that they recorded 368 cases of human-wildlife cases in the first quarter of this year, albeit without fatalities.