At any rate, what will now hold other communities from seeking direct ownership of animal parks in their respective neighbourhoods?
And it raises the perennial question of a community’s financial and organisational ability to run such an institution especially faced with the local governments’ dismal failure to manage anything successfully. Game parks are at the heart of Kenya’s tourism industry and any action that jeopardises their survival is a direct threat to the sector and to the entire economy. There are many ways of granting favours. Using a national heritage is not one them. Amboseli, therefore, is a path to disaster.
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- At any rate, what will now hold other communities from seeking direct ownership of animal parks in their respective neighbourhoods?
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