Kenya Ramps Up Tourism as Wildebeest Migration Begins
Kenya’s President William Ruto launches a campaign to boost tourism as the spectacular Great Wildebeest Migration begins, aiming to attract 5 million foreign tourists by 2027.
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Kenya’s Battle to Protect the Great Migration Amid Growing Threats
Kenya is battling to preserve the Great Migration as climate change and human activities threaten this natural spectacle. Discover the efforts to protect these ancient migratory routes.
Kenyan Student’s Train Ticket Story Captivates President Xi
Kenyan student Jamlick Kariuki shares how a train ticket and a letter to President Xi symbolize the bridges built by the Belt and Road Initiative.
Kenya Celebrates 30 Years of Gender Equality Progress with China
Kenya celebrates 30 years of progress in gender equality alongside China at the Beijing+30 Action Agenda, highlighting significant strides in women’s empowerment and economic opportunities.
Kenya Moves Black Rhinos to New Home in Ambitious Conservation Effort
Kenya has begun relocating 21 endangered black rhinos to a new sanctuary, aiming to boost conservation efforts and create one of the world’s largest rhino habitats.
Kenya’s President Ruto Arrives in Beijing for Pivotal State Visit
Kenya’s President William Ruto has arrived in Beijing for a significant state visit to China, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties and boost economic cooperation between the two nations.
Kenya’s Korir and Lokedi Make History at Boston Marathon
Kenya’s John Korir and Sharon Lokedi make history at the Boston Marathon, with Korir following in his brother’s footsteps and Lokedi setting a new course record.
14 Dead as Truck Hits Minibus in Western Kenya
Fourteen people were killed early Friday when a truck collided with a minibus on the Nakuru-Eldoret highway in western Kenya, authorities reported.
Reviving Nairobi River: Chinese Firm Teams Up with Kenya for Ecological Restoration
Kenya partners with a Chinese firm to restore the Nairobi River, aiming to improve environmental sustainability, create jobs, and enhance living standards in the capital.
Kenya’s Drought Deepens: Millions Facing Starvation Risk
Millions in Kenya’s arid regions face starvation as drought worsens due to poor rains, with children and pregnant women most affected.
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