BY Kenya Geographic
Iten, about 30 Km from Keino’s Camp in Eldoret is known to host a gathering of international athletes mainly from the Middle East countries.
BY Kenya Geographic
Police in Kenya have seized 1.4 tonnes of smuggled ivory at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), Nairobi. It is the largest seizure in recent years.
BY Kenya Geographic
INDABA 2011 is here and Kenya will be ably represented by the Kenya Tourism Board through its brand, Magical Kenya. The expo ends on the 11th of May.
BY Kenya Geographic
Face of Kenyan tourism gets a boost as the tourism ministry embarks on a diversification plan beyond the traditional game watching and beach patrolling.
BY Henry Muuthia
In Ngong we came across a unique type of farming from Thika called sericulture – the rearing of silkworms for the production of raw silk.
BY Kenya Geographic
The gawkerbeest is the most amusing animal you will come across in your holiday escapades in Kenya. We hear they have also been spotted elsewhere in Africa.
BY Kenya Geographic
These Maasai Morans gave out 13,000 roses from Kenya to Londoners ahead of the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in Westminster Abbey on April 29, 2011.
BY Kenya Geographic
The African Elephant is known to be naturally a docile animal. It rarely attacks humans unless provoked. But suppose it does, what do you do?
BY Kenya Geographic
Government engages youth in the catchments of Gitare, Karunga in Gilgil and Kwa Muciira in Maai Mahiu to restore the Lake Naivasha catchment area.
