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Originally published by Capital Businessbusiness
December 14, 2025
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Kenya’s black rhino and elephant populations remain steady, census

NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 14 - Kenya is facing a looming ecological crisis, with a new national wildlife census warning that several iconic species are at risk Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
✨ Key Highlights
A recent national wildlife census in Kenya reveals a mixed ecological outlook, with some iconic species recovering while many others face steep declines, signaling a potential irreversible ecosystem collapse within a decade without urgent action.
- Elephant populations rose to 41,952 and black rhino increased to 2,102, showing steady recovery due to intensive protection.
- The critically endangered hirola antelope saw a drastic decline from 497 to just 245, placing it on the verge of extinction.
- President William Ruto emphasized that wildlife protection is crucial for Kenya's economy, with tourism projected to contribute over $9 billion this year.
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