BY Kenya Geographic
The history of the coconut is as ‘tasteful’ as the fruit. The name is derived from the Iberian word ‘El Coco’ referring to a mythical hairy monster.
BY Kenya Geographic
G4S in collaboration with Friends of Karura Forest (FKF) held their inaugural cross country championship at Karura Forest. Over 600 people participated.
BY Henry Muuthia
Namanga is an active transit point for big business between Kenya and Tanzania. Here, you will also meet the women handicraft merchants at your service.
BY Kenya Geographic
The famous Treetops Lodge, built back in the 1930s, is finally joining in the race of renovations that have been sweeping across the Kenyan hospitality scene recently. The improvements will see it become a full lodge.
BY Kenya Geographic
Kakamega town is, perhaps, known more for being the home of Kakamega Forest – few among the last remnants of indigenous rain forests in the world. The forest is home to rare plant and animal life including the red-tailed monkey and the blue turaco. Believed to be a remnant of the expansive Congo forest, the […]
BY Kenya Geographic
The season of upgrades in the hospitality industry in Kenya is here as some major hotels are investing heavily on new look.
BY Kenya Geographic
It is all systems go as major tourism sector players begin taking advantage of ICT to drive business transactions in eCommerce.
BY Kenya Geographic
Isiolo town is about to get a facelift if the planned government vision 2030 initiative to transform it into a resort city like Las Vegas goes through.
BY Kenya Geographic
New evidence, based on genetic data obtained, is now pointing towards the possibility of a new rhino species – the northern white rhino.
