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Kenya joins rest of the world on fight to save endangered shark, rays species

International Funds for animal Welfare [IFAW] head of programmes, Steve Njumbi [left] makes a point during a two-day workshop for protecting sharks and Rays at Voyager Beach Resort and Spa in Mombasa.

Kenya has officially announced its intentions to join the global fight to save some of the planet’s strangest sharks and rays that are facing extinction partly due to commercial fishing. 

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