Baringo County, Kenya, is experiencing a tourism rebirth following renewed peace and strategic government intervention, overcoming years of insecurity due to cattle rustling and bandit attacks. The improved security, largely attributed to Operation Maliza Uhalifu (OMU), has led to the reawakening of economic activity, including tourism.

• The Rhino Charge off-road motorsport event, an annual conservation fundraiser, was held in Baringo County this year, signaling increased confidence in the region's peace.
• Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen emphasized the county's rich natural attractions, including two Ramsar-listed sites, Lake Bogoria and Lake Baringo.
• The government is pairing security efforts with development, including road construction and establishing new police stations, to make Baringo investment-ready for tourism establishments like Soi Safari Lodge and Lake Bogoria Spa Resort.