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The Masai Mara Game Reserve, started as a small wildlife sanctuary 520 Km2 in 1948, it was extended eastwards in 1961 and went through some size variations before reaching the current size of 1,510 Km2 that it is today. The reserve originally got its name from the Maasai people who called the area “Mara” which in Maa (language of the Maasai) means ‘spotted’. This is exactly what the area looks...Read More

Remembering Sudan On 19th March 2018, Sudan, the only remaining male white rhino, breathed his last. Sudan died on a Monday at the age of 45. On that particular day, everything felt monumental and ordinary. On the horizon, the sun was struggling to make itself clear over the three peaks of Mt. Kenya. Men spoke in quiet Swahili. Sudan lay still in the dirt, thick legs folded under him, huge...Read More