BY Kenya Geographic From a distance, Matsigulu Rock, in Vihiga, appears ordinary. It seems to have little else to offer until you draw closer, then its no longer that ordinary.
BY Kenya Geographic Nyamgondho Site is the location of an old legend among the fishing community of western Kenya where the spectacular story of Julu the fisherman unfolds.
BY Kenya Geographic Enkapune ya Muto, also known as ‘Twilight Cave’, is an intriguing site where the earliest known jewellery on earth dating back 40,000 years ago was found.
BY Henry Muuthia While there was celebration around the world at the rare sighting, the blood moon has not always conjured such high spirits among people.
BY Henry Muuthia Besides the usual suspects of the African wilderness, Ol Jogi has an interesting collection of residents from around the world including a black leopard called Bagheera who was rescued from a pet shop in New York, a pygmy hippo, a spotted owl and yes, a bear!
BY Henry Muuthia There are strange places in Kenya most travel itineraries never speak of. Some, like these 10, are only heard of in local folklore yet they do exist and should be explored.
BY Henry Muuthia Dr. Ribeiro is well remembered for his peculiar habit of making house calls on the back of a zebra he had personally trained but who was he?
BY Kenya Geographic Sammy Eraidorot Lokorodi was the Kenyan artefact hunter from Nariokotome in Turkana who first came across the oldest stone tools on earth in Lomekwi 3.
