Kenyans to Enjoy Free Access to Game Parks and Reserves On Saturday

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Kenyans to Enjoy Free Access to Game Parks and Reserves On Saturday

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenyans have been granted free access to the country's game reserves and Parks on September 28 2024 as Kenya marks the United Nation World Tourism Week which kicked off in Kisumu on Monday.

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