Paying the Wild Price: KWS Seeks to Raise Park Fees after 18 Years
[Kenyan Wallstreet - Kenya] - 6/08/2025
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is proposing the first major review of conservation and park entry fees since 2007, citing a widening KSh 12 billion funding gap and rising operational […]
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