A 52-year-old man from Siaya County, Charles Otieno Osore, trended on social media two days ago after he was spotted cycling while carrying the carcasses of a python and a dog. The shocking images quickly spread online, drawing attention to a growing human-wildlife conflict in the region. Following the incident, Osore went to report the
Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has encouraged visitors to national parks to use the KWS Bus Shuttle service as a safer and more convenient alternative during the ongoing rainy season. Thanking Kenyans and tourists who have already embraced the initiative, KWS noted that the shuttle service has helped many enjoy the parks without any complications. “From
As the year comes to an end, a heartbreaking environmental tragedy continues to spark concern after a whale was found dead a few weeks ago at Leopard Beach in Kwale County. The discovery was a shock to both conservationists and the beach goers, highlighting the growing threat of marine pollution along Kenya’s coastline. A postmortem
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