Elephants are known to have an exceptional sense of smell, enabling them to track crops on farms and farm produce in the stores, as they seek to satisfy their nearly 300kg estimated daily food demand. “Initially, we fought them using bows and arrows and stones,” says Musyoki. “Sometimes we would resort to shouting, lighting fires, hurling stones, banging metal sheets or setting dogs on them. All these, however, were usually in futility,” he adds. In 2014, however, help came from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT). The foundation began to provide farmers with modern beehives from which they can earn a living through beekeeping.
Mmoja wa watoto wanaolelewa katika kituo cha watoto wenye mazingira magumu cha Sadeline kilichopo Mbezi Juu wilayani Kinondoni,Benedicto Mutayoba akipokea zawadi kutoka kwa mfanyakazi wa kampuni ya Aggrey&Clifford,Martin Kirangu wakati wafanyakazi wa kampuni hiyo walipotembelea kituo hicho na kutoa zawadi kwa watoto na kucheza nao mwishoni mwa wiki,aliyembeba ni mama wa mtoto huyo,Grace Thomas. Mmoja wa watoto wanaolelewa katika kituo cha watoto wenye mazingira magumu cha Sadeline kilichopo Mbezi Juu wilayani Kinondoni,Maulid Rajab akipokea zawadi kutoka kwa mfanyakazi wa kampuni ya Aggrey&Clifford,Ndeshi Rajab