Climate change pushes Kenyan indigenous group to switch from cattle herding to bee keeping [Video]

Some members of Kenya’s indigenous Maasai pastoral community have switched to beekeeping and harvesting honey as a means of making a living—a result of a record drought that has impacted several parts of Africa.

Reuters’ David Doyle has more.
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