Kimaiyo Evans

KWS relocates crocodiles from flood-hit Kampi ya Samaki

The crocodiles are being moved from Kampi-ya-Samaki to other KWS-managed parks and reserves.

Gender CS Ann Cheptumo puts Baringo administrators on notice over persistent FGM cases

Cheptumo said administrators have a duty to protect girls and women from the practice and cannot afford to look away when it happens in the communities they oversee.

Baringo: Teen accused of sodomizing 4-year-old boy, stabbing him on the chest

Kaptagat forest fencing resumes after court lifts temporary orders

In a ruling delivered virtually on Thursday, Justice Boaz Olao vacated the conservatory orders issued on 15th July 2026 after hearing applications by all parties in the case.

Not us, Not our children: Kaptagat residents deny cutting forest fence

The residents were speaking following the vandalism of sections of the forest fence on the night of Tuesday, 21 July 2026 in Sabor Forest block, an incident they say has left the community shocked and concerned that years of collaborative conservation efforts involving the Kenya Forest Service (KFS)...

DP Kindiki touts Kaptagat model as conservation blueprint

Prof. Kindiki said healthy forests are fundamental to Kenya's food and water security as well as economic development, commending the programme for integrating conservation with community empowerment.

Kaptagat communities back fencing of fully restored forest

Residents say the forest, which had suffered years of degradation caused by overgrazing, forest fires and unsustainable use, is gradually recovering following conservation interventions under the Kaptagat Integrated Conservation Programme.

Kenya Kwanza leaders accuse Gachagua of politicizing Ebola preparedness

Gachagua had claimed that the planned quarantine facility was targeting residents of the Mt. Kenya region, remarks that have sparked debate among political leaders.

Forest Service and Baringo residents' dispute pushes students to learn under trees

Forest Conservator Ann Nyaoke has maintained that Loramoru Primary School lies within a protected forest area and therefore cannot be reconstructed.

Ravine church where a bowl of soup and scripture draws addicts from drinking dens

Upendo Fellowship has about 50 congregants. Many arrive with hangovers; some come in while still drunk.