Kenya Marks Major Conservation Milestone with Return of Critically Endangered Mountain Bongos

NAIROBI, Kenya – Kenya has marked a major step in its wildlife conservation efforts following the repatriation of critically endangered Mountain Bongos from the Czech Republic, a move officials say strengthens the country’s long-term strategy to restore one of Africa’s rarest antelope species. Speaking at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport during the arrival of the animals, Prime […]

Kenya’s Oldest Captive Lion ‘Lamu’ Continues to Defy Age with Dedicated Veterinary Care

Nairobi, Kenya – Lamu, a 22-year-old lion housed at Stedmak Gardens, continues to defy the odds, living well beyond the typical lifespan of wild lions, which ranges between 12 and 16 years. Rescued and relocated to the facility in 2012, Lamu’s longevity is a testament to sustained monitoring and specialized veterinary care. A veterinary team […]

Kenya Wildlife Service Contacts its National Validation of the Conservation and Management (Fees) Regulations, 2025 at KICC

Nairobi, Kenya – Kenya has unveiled a sweeping set of reforms aimed at securing the future of its globally renowned wildlife heritage. The Wildlife Conservation and Management (Access and Conservation) (Fees) Regulations, 2025, were officially launched today by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), marking what officials described as a “decisive moment” in the nation’s conservation journey. […]

Kenya Wildlife Service Negotiate New Performance Contract Amid FY-2025/2026 Fiscal Pressures

Nairobi, Kenya – The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) on Thursday held an intensive performance contract negotiation session for the Financial Year 2025/2026 with officials from the State Department for Wildlife, under the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife. The high-level talks were led by the Chairman of the KWS Board of Trustees, Lt. Gen. (Rtd) Walter […]

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) Participates inaugural Kenya Rhino Range Expansion (KRRE)

Nairobi , Kenya – In a landmark event, the Director General of the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), Prof. Erustus Kanga, attended the inaugural board meeting of the Kenya Rhino Range Expansion (KRRE) initiative in Nairobi. The meeting was chaired by Ambassador (Dr.) Monica Juma, Kenya’s National Security Advisor to the President, and honored by Meg […]

President Ruto Applauds KWS for embracing the digitization of services and increasing its revenues

President William Ruto has commended the Kenya Wildlife Service for embracing the digitization of services and increasing its revenues substantially. The President said the institution is now able to cover up to 87 percent of its budget. Ruto noted that this has enhanced service delivery, including enabling KWS to acquire 98 vehicles that will help […]

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