Kenya and Tanzania are introducing new levies on tourists to boost conservation funding and modernise travel systems, but industry players warn the higher costs could deter visitors from East Africa’s ...
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Kenya’s Coastal Dilemma: Is Development Sinking Marine Protection?
By Joyce ChimbiUnlike the rest of the ShimoniVanga seascape, the Indian Ocean waters around the Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Protected Area are a stunning crystal-clear blue, the air fresh and crisp. Even ...
Tourism players across Africa should leverage digital tools to transform the sector, boosting its growth and competitiveness, senior officials said on Wednesday at the 15th edition of the Magical ...
Uganda and Kenya have agreed to develop a joint tourism marketing plan that showcases their complementary attractions to regional and international travelers. The decision was made during a meeting ...
Kenya officially confirmed its preparedness to host the 24th Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) Summit of Heads of State and Government, scheduled to take place on October 9, 2025, ...
Edwin Sifuna blasted Defence CS Soipan Tuya for skipping Senate and ignoring Nairobi MPs’ pleas, accusing the ministry of sidelining Nairobi in KDF recruitment.
A mzungu tourist's seemingly light TikTok complaint about Kenyan lions sparked backlash from Kenyans, with humorous reactions flooding social media.
Four vessels – Indian Navy Ships (INS) Shardul (L16), Sujata (P56), Tir (F86) and the Coast Guard platform ICGS Sarathi (14) – from the Indian Navy First Training Squadron (1TS) made a four-day port ...
A Spanish tourist posted videos on Instagram of close encounters with wild animals at the Ol Jogi Conservancy in the central county of Laikipia in Kenya, most notably pouring beer down an elephant's ...
The U.N. Security Council voted Tuesday to authorize a much larger, 5,550-member international force to help stop escalating gang violence in Haiti. The resolution ...
Kenya's national parks, reserves, and sanctuaries will implement new conservation fees starting Wednesday, October 1, 2025, marking the first comprehensive fee revision in nearly two decades.
Even though the tourism industry has made major strides in recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, the sector is still struggling with digital transformation.
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