National Museums of Kenya — operates national museums across the country including Nairobi National Museum and Fort Jesus Museum, recently hosted China-Kenya eco-cultural tourism cooperation events.
… d residents in shaping the new mining framework," petitioner Julius Ogogoh says in court papers. The suit names Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho and the Attorney-General as respondents, while the Kwale County Government, Kenya Forest Service and the National Museums of Kenya …
… d residents in shaping the new mining framework," petitioner Julius Ogogoh says in court papers. The suit names Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho and the Attorney-General as respondents, while the Kwale County Government, Kenya Forest Service and the National Museums of Kenya …
… Raila Odinga Jr said the design review brought together Culture, Arts and Heritage Principal Secretary Ummi Bashir, architectural teams from the National Museums of Kenya, and engineers from the Ministry of Works. …
… The celebrations, organised by Xinhua News Agency together with the Publicity Department of the Yancheng Municipal Committee, included a photo exhibition titled “Enchanted Encounters: From China’s Yellow Sea Wetlands to the African Savannas” at the National Museums of Kenya. …
… The calls were made during celebrations marking the International Day for Biological Diversity 2026 at the National Museums of Kenya, where government officials, conservation experts, diplomats, and cultural stakeholders from Kenya and China gathered for the China–Africa Eco-cult …
… Held at the National Museums of Kenya in Nairobi, the event brought together diplomats, conservation experts, tourism officials, and cultural stakeholders in a celebration of shared environmental stewardship between Africa and China. …
… used by the Covid-19 pandemic, tourism remains one of the world’s leading economic sectors, contributing about 10.3 per cent of global GDP before the outbreak.Speaking during this year’s International Day for Biological Diversity celebrations held at the National Museums of Kenya …
Gov't increases Museum entry fees: New price list By Citizen Reporter May 07, 2026 06:54 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter An entrance of the National Museums of Kenya headquarters in Nairobi. …
… According to data from the National Museums of Kenya (NMK), the indigenous knowledge intellectual assets economy in Kenya is estimated to be worth Sh230 billion annually. …
… Mary Gikungu, Director General of the National Museums of Kenya, highlighted the importance of preserving and utilising indigenous knowledge as an economic asset. …
A lobby group has petitioned the High Court in Kwale County to suspend implementation of a proposed Kenya-United States agreement to exploit rare earth minerals at Mrima Hill, arguing the process lacked transparency and public participation. The deal is estimated to be worth Ksh.9.7 trillion.
A lobby group has petitioned the High Court in Kwale County to suspend implementation of a proposed Kenya-United States agreement to exploit rare earth minerals at Mrima Hill, arguing the process lacked transparency and public participation. The deal is estimated to be worth Ksh.9.7 trillion.
The Centre for Litigation Trust has filed a petition in Kwale High Court seeking to suspend a proposed Kenya-US agreement to exploit rare earth minerals at Mrima Hill, estimated to be worth Ksh.9.7 trillion, arguing that the process has excluded Parliament, county government, and local communities.
Architectural concepts for a proposed Raila Odinga Mausoleum emerged during a design review meeting attended by senior government officials and technical experts. The design centres on a circular structure as the symbolic heart of the memorial precinct, with radiating access roads and pedestrian pathways.
Kenya and China have committed to deeper cooperation in eco-cultural tourism and biodiversity conservation at events in Nairobi marking International Day for Biological Diversity, including a photo exhibition titled "Enchanted Encounters: From China's Yellow Sea Wetlands to the African Savannas" at the National Museums of Kenya.
Stakeholders in tourism and conservation have called for increased investment in cultural tourism, described as one of the fastest-growing segments of the global tourism industry and a driver of economic growth and community empowerment. The calls were made at the China–Africa Eco-cultural Tourism and Biodiversity Cooperation event at Kenya's National Museums, where speakers highlighted growing international and domestic demand for authentic cultural experiences.
China and Kenya have renewed calls for stronger cooperation in biodiversity conservation and ecological protection at a wildlife and wetlands exhibition held at the National Museums of Kenya in Nairobi, titled "Enchanted Encounters: From China's Yellow Sea Wetlands to African Savannas." The exhibition, marking the International Day for Biological Diversity, brought together diplomats, conservation experts, and tourism officials from both countries.
Kenya is boosting tourism revenue by integrating cultural tourism with convention tourism and expanding beyond traditional wildlife safaris and beaches to include heritage, indigenous knowledge, arts, and eco-cultural experiences. Cultural tourism is among the fastest-growing tourism segments globally, with increasing numbers of international and domestic tourists seeking authentic cultural experiences.
The National Museums of Kenya announced revised entry fees for national museums across the country, effective May 7, 2026. Fees for Kenyan citizens, East African residents, and non-residents have increased across facilities including the Nairobi National Museum, Snake Park, Nairobi Gallery, Karen Blixen Museum, and Fort Jesus Museum.
Kenya's indigenous knowledge intellectual assets economy is estimated to be worth Sh230 billion annually, according to the National Museums of Kenya. The NMK is launching an initiative through its Natural Products Industry programme to partner with local communities to document, digitise, and commercialise their indigenous knowledge systems.
Health experts and stakeholders are calling for indigenous medicine to be incorporated into Kenya's formal healthcare system as an affordable and accessible alternative, citing concerns over the rising cost and side effects of conventional treatments.