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Smallest national park is too small to accommodate tourists and rare species

Saiwa Swamp National Park entrance [Courtesy]

A few decades ago, business flourished in market centres surrounding Saiwa, the smallest National Park in Kenya.

Saiwa is home to the endangered sitatunga antelope and the rare crane birds, which attract tourists to the park overlooking Cherangany hills to the East and the Sinyereri stream meandering from the north towards the park’s tail end before pouring into River Nzoia.

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