He claimed the soldiers started a big fire that resulted in the death of up to six elephants. “Lolldaiga Hills is a catchment zone and a lifeline for thousands of families who depend on agriculture for their livelihood. The actions of the British Army have destroyed the environment and poisoned these lands,” lamented Africa Centre for Corrective and Preventive Action (ACCPA) director James Mwangi. At some point, they claimed that British soldiers do not use live artillery rounds in training. The Saturday Nation has also gathered information showing the British Army covered up more fires in the past.

Source: Daily Nation July 29, 2023 22:34 UTC