Safari is a bucket list for many and Kenya offers culture, comfort and plenty of animal sightings, writes Michelle Walsh Jackson.

In Homa Bay’s Ngoya Village, farmers arm themselves each morning with slingshots, catapults, and vigilant dogs. Their preparations suggest an impending battle—and in many ways, it is. For over three ...

Most Kenyans are so strained economically that admiring nature is not one of their priorities. What is on their mind is ...

To protect crops from rising droughts, scientists are looking to the genes of a small group of plants that can survive months ...

Kenyan policymakers must engage proactively with US stakeholders to clearly articulate the mutual benefits of continuing with ...