“Our economy and source of livelihood here depends on livestock production but now that is under threat from the hyenas,” said one villager.
The hyenas normally pounce on the livestock at night.
“We record more than 20 reports per month of livestock being attacked by the hyenas.
“We are engaging the relevant authorities so that we find a solution to this problem before we lose a lot of livestock,” said Mr Thomas Mbedzi.
Mr Lutendo Mokwena said their livestock was in danger of being wiped out if the issue was not addressed urgently.
Councillor Luka Ndou said the local authorities were seized with the matter.
He said the leaders were engaging other stakeholders to assist the community.
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