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Maasai In Tanzania Face Eviction As Government Makes Room for Trophy Hunting

Charles Wachira May 17, 2022 Charles Wachira

The Tanzanian government had planned to lease the 1,500 square kilometers of Maasai ancestral land to Otterlo Business Corporation, which a group of Dubai royal families own, according to petitioners. But after evictions in 2009, 2013 and 2017, the Maasai sought legal recourse, reports Charles Wachira.

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