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Ruto assures Kajiado residents of full control of Amboseli National Park

The Standard Kenyan 31 minutes 1 mins read

President William Ruto has assured Kajiado residents that they will soon have full control of the management of Amboseli National Park, following his decision to return the park to the county.

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