Tatu City to add wildlife sanctuary in mixed-use zone

Signage at Tatu City. Tatu City plans a Sh342 million wildlife sanctuary, blending conservation, tourism, and community engagement in Kiambu County.

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Tatu City, a mixed-use special economic zone (SEZ) in Kiambu County, plans to establish a Sh342.53 million wildlife sanctuary as part of a strategy to promote conservation.

The facility, to be known as Tatu City Sanctuary, will cover about 60 hectares and include a museum, safari lodge, safari drive station, parking lot and pangolin rehabilitation centre, regulatory filings show.

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