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Africa’s second-largest Oxbow Lake may soon have clean, clear water for aquatic life; animals, especially fish should plan to dredge and de-silt it materializes. A stakeholders meeting called on Tuesday to
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Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) has partnered with local investors and the surrounding community in a tree planting initiative geared towards saving the Ol-donyo Sabuk National Park from wanton destruction. The move
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West Pokot Women Representative Rael Kasiwai has launched a 17,000-tree planting programme at Kongelai Primary in Riwo Ward in a bid to mitigate the effects of climate change and increase
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Kajiado South Constituency Member of Parliament, Parashina Sakimba, has called upon Kenya Wildlife Service officers from Tsavo National Park to cultivate good rapport with the local community in Kajiado South. This
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The Nakuru County government has set a target of planting 10 million trees by the year 2025 in different parts of the county, including schools, along highways, and city streets. The
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