Residents living around the Murang’a side of the Aberdare Forest are calling for improved infrastructure to unlock the region’s untapped tourism potential and position it as a major destination for eco-tourism, cultural tourism and adventure travel. They say poor road networks, limited visitor facilities and difficult access routes have hindered the growth of tourism in…
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