Meet Raphael Lekuraiyo
Category: Other news | Date: Aug 07 2008 | By: ewasolions
Raphael is a young Samburu warrior who started working on the project in September last year. He is the Community Liaison Officer and is my right-hand man. He networks with the community, records conflict, maps manyattas, supervises the scouts and much more. His home is West Gate itself, however he often spends time at the Echo Lima camp.
Raphael getting news from the scouts via a hand-held radio
Raph networking with the community
Read about Joseph, Echo Lima’s camp cook in tomorrow’s blog!
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Donations Received
- Nov 28th Madeliene T. USD100.00
- Oct 28th Madeliene T. USD100.00
- Oct 17th Sauwah T. USD55.00
- Oct 17th Janet G. USD187.00
- Sep 28th Madeliene T. USD100.00
- Sep 3rd Tasleem B. USD230.00
- Aug 28th Madeliene T. USD100.00
- Aug 28th Madeliene T. USD300.00
- Aug 5th Sauwah T. USD100.00
- Jul 23rd Janet G. USD100.00
- May 27th Ana R. USD10.00
- May 17th Theresa S. USD50.00
- May 15th Sauwah T. USD75.00
- May 15th Janet G. USD100.00
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Ewaso Lions is a project based in the Samburu region. I am working with the local people to enhance co-existence between lions and communities in this stunning arid landscape in Northern Kenya.
6 Responses to “Meet Raphael Lekuraiyo”
Wanda, Atlanta, on 07 Aug 2008
TOO COOL…………….
sauwah, on 07 Aug 2008
he sounds to be one great assistance to your team and project.
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