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MWAMISI: Restoring Mau Forest a patriotic national project

For years, the forest has faced destruction through illegal logging, encroachment and poor land use.

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by CALEB MWAMISI

News02 November 2025 - 13:25
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President William Ruto (centre), Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika (third left), Environment CS Deborah Barasa (fifth right) and other senior government officials during the unveiling of Mau Forest Complex programme in Nakuru county on Monday /SUE NYAMASEGE/PCS

The Mau Forest Complex stands as one of Kenya’s greatest natural endowments.

It is the country’s largest water tower and one of the most critical ecosystems in East Africa. Its rivers feed Lake Victoria, the Mara, Sondu, Njoro and Ewaso Ng’iro basins, sustaining agriculture, tourism and hydropower.

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