Maasai women struggle to survive amid forced evictions in conservation area

Mongabay
Sep 13, 2024, 6:15 pm249 pts
In 2022, the government of Tanzania began forcibly evicting thousands of Indigenous Maasai from 1,500 square kilometers, nearly 600 square miles, of their ancestral land to make way for elite tourism in the renowned Ngorongoro Conservation Area. A large group of Maasai recently blocked the road leading to…

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