How an idealistic tree-planting project turned into Kenya’s toxic, thorny nightmare
[The Guardian - Kenya] - 22/05/2025
Introduced from South America, mathenge was intended to halt desertification, but now three-quarters of the country is at risk of invasion by the invasive tree For his entire life, John Lmakato has lived in Lerata, a village nestled at the foot of Mount Ololokwe in northern Kenya’s Samburu (…)
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