Stakeholders urge Kenya, Tanzania to protect Mara River
Speaking during the 15th anniversary of Mara Day, stakeholders drawn from government agencies, communities, conservation organisations, universities, Water Resource Users Associations and development partners said the river requires coordin
Stakeholders at the 15th Mara Day anniversary called for coordinated cross-border management of the Mara River, which flows from Kenya into Tanzania, citing the need for joint action among governments, communities, conservation groups, and development partners. The appeal highlights the transboundary governance challenge facing a shared water resource that supports agriculture, tourism, and ecosystems in both countries.
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