Kakamega Forest National Reserve: Kenya's Last Tropical Rainforest, Biodiversity and Western Kenya Tourism Frontier
A comprehensive guide to Kakamega Forest National Reserve — Kenya's last patch of equatorial rainforest, its primates and birds, conservation politics, tourism infrastructure and the economy of forest-edge communities in western Kenya.
Mount Longonot National Park: Stratovolcano, Crater Rim and Rift Valley Heritage
Mount Longonot National Park protects a dormant stratovolcano with a dramatic eight-by-twelve-kilometre caldera in the Great Rift Valley, just ninety kilometres from Nairobi and one of the most accessible high-elevation hikes in Kenya.
The Mijikenda Community of Coastal Kenya: Nine Sub-Tribes, Sacred Kayas and Heritage
The Mijikenda are nine closely related sub-communities of coastal Kenya whose identity is anchored in the sacred Kaya forests inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, with a distinctive language family, an agricultural and trading economy and a still-living oral tradition.
University of Nairobi: History, Flagship Colleges and Research Impact
The University of Nairobi traces its lineage to the Royal Technical College of 1956 and today runs six colleges, eleven faculties and more than three hundred programmes that have trained the majority of Kenya's senior public servants, doctors, engineers and academics.
Kenyan Diaspora in France: Community, Bilateral Ties and Investment
France hosts a small but professionally significant Kenyan diaspora anchored around Paris, supported by a long-standing bilateral relationship that has accelerated since 2017 and that now sits at the centre of Kenya-EU trade, climate finance and university mobility.
NASCOP and the Kenya HIV Programme: From PEPFAR to U=U, Treatment Coverage, Prevention Innovations and the Path to Epidemic Control
Kenya hosts 1.4 million people living with HIV. A complete guide to the NASCOP-led HIV programme, PEPFAR support, treatment coverage, prevention innovations and the path to control.
The Maasai Community of Kenya: Pastoralist Heritage, the Maasai Mara and Amboseli Homeland, Cultural Tradition and Contemporary Identity
The Maasai are one of the most iconic East African pastoralist communities. A complete guide to history, culture, contemporary identity, and the Maasai-anchored conservancies.
Hell's Gate National Park Explained: Kenya's Walking-Safari Volcanic Wonderland, the Geothermal Industry and the Lake Naivasha Hinterland
Hell's Gate is one of the few Kenyan parks where visitors walk or cycle freely. A complete guide to the volcanic landscape, geothermal industry, and the Lake Naivasha hinterland.
Amboseli National Park Explained: Africa's Iconic Elephant Sanctuary, the Snows of Kilimanjaro Backdrop and the Maasai Conservancy Framework
Amboseli National Park hosts one of Africa's most-studied elephant populations against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. A complete guide to the Park, ecosystem, and Maasai conservancies.