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Narok County Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu has called on the members of the Mara-Lemek Conservancy to resolve ongoing disputes over the construction of Lesokwan Camp in the area by a private investor. The conflict, fueled by opposing views on the camp’s location, has caused disruptions and financial losses.
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Narok County Governor calls for peace in Mara-Lemek
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