The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has rolled out a new discounted entry programme for students and schools across the country. The initiative runs from March 1 to July 31, 2026, and targets learners from nursery level to university. It aims to make wildlife education more affordable and accessible. Under the new rates shared to hivileo.co.ke,
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has announced a major court ruling in a wildlife trafficking case involving the illegal smuggling of ants. The case, filed under CF E052/2026 at the JKIA Law Courts, centered on Messor cephalotes, a lesser-known but ecologically important species. Authorities reported that Zhang Kquen, a Chinese national, faced conviction after court
Tourism in Kenya has been revolutionized by the introduction of TouristTap, an electronic payment system that intends to make tourism activities in the country more enjoyable. The system was launched in a ceremony that was attended by stakeholders from the private and public sectors, thus indicating the concerted efforts by all concerned parties to introduce
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