The voluntary relocation programme is opposed by human rights activists; authorities believe the growing population is a threat to local wildlife
2022/06/16/first-group-of-maasai-families-leave-ngorongoro-game-reserve
2022/06/16/first-group-of-maasai-families-leave-ngorongoro-game-reserve
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