KWS puts up 13 tourist camps for lease in cash drive

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Rhinos roaming the Nairobi National Park, against the skyscraper-filled backdrop of the city. FILE PHOTO | NMG

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has put up 13 tourism camps for lease to private investors as part of a wider plan to boost revenue from its key assets.

The State agency on Tuesday invited bids from investors to develop and manage tourism sites in selected national parks it manages.

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