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 Kenya Geographic
The 2018 Eco Warrior Awards long list of individuals and companies who will be contesting for the 2018 Awards later in September is finally out.
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
I had long heard of the remarkable story behind the serene Brakenhurst forest. It is an expansive canopy of indigenous trees quite visible from the Limuru-Banana road.
BY Henry Muuthia
The last few days have been rather busy ones for the County Government of Kakamega as it played host to arguably one of the biggest events at the county level in Kenya – the 2018 Devolution Conference.
BY Henry Muuthia
Here we were, on an epic 5,000 KM road trip to Mandera, oblivious of the danger that lay ahead but lured by the thrill of adventure.
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 Kenya Geographic
The Pokot live in West Pokot and Baringo counties of Kenya. Their nomadic life means they have interacted with different peoples throughout their history.
