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Killing of rhinos and elephants a threat to tourism industry

Elephants

A herd of elephants feeding at the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary within the Tsavo West National Park in Taita Taveta County.


Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Impeached Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s reckless talk risks dividing the country.
  • There appears to be a common fraudulent thread running from the past regime to Ruto's administration.


End poaching • President William Ruto’s challenge to the new Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) rangers to seriously fight poaching is a timely call, says Fadhili Nafula. “The killing of the endangered species such as rhinos and elephants poses a major threat to the country’s tourism industry.” The rangers, she pleads, should preserve the rich natural heritage.” Her contact is [email protected].

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