KWS relocates ‘troublesome’ elephant from Meru to Tsavo East to curb human-wildlife conflict

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has relocated a "troublesome" bull elephant from Meru County to Tsavo East National Park to address escalating human-wildlife conflict. This elephant was identified as a repeat crop raider that posed a significant threat to local farms and residents near Imenti Forest.

Kenya’s Tea Output Drops 11% in 2025 as Prices and Key Exports Falter

Kenya's tea output plummeted by 11.5% in the first seven months of 2025 to 322.29 million kilograms, largely due to prolonged dry and cold weather conditions. This drop significantly impacted auction volumes and prices, despite a rise in local sales and a shift in export markets.

Kindiki: We will Deal with Tea Cartels to Improve Bonuses

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has pledged the government's commitment to dismantle cartels in the tea sector to boost farmer bonuses, following a year of depressed payments despite industry growth. Speaking in Kericho County, Kindiki emphasized a robust strategy similar to efforts in the sugar sector to ensure farmers receive their rightful earnings.

Kenya Cricket team returns home after ICC T20 world cup qualifiers

Teachers decry delayed funds, low motivation during World Teachers Day celebrations at Kasarani

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