‘Wild Africa’ wildlife series premieres in Kenya
A new Pan-African television series showcasing Africa’s wildlife and the people working to protect it has premiered in Kenya, bringing stories of conservation from across the continent to local audiences. ‘Wild Africa’, a 13-part weekly wildlife magazine series, premiered on Citizen TV on Sunday, October 4, 2026, and will air every Sunday at 2pm. Created [...] The post ‘Wild Africa’ wildlife…
The wildlife series ‘Wild Africa’ has premiered in Kenya, premiering on Citizen TV on Sunday, October 4, 2026. The 13-part weekly wildlife magazine series will air every Sunday at 2pm, showcasing Africa’s wildlife and the people working to protect it. Created for African audiences, the series combines wildlife storytelling with profiles of conservationists and communities protecting the continent’s natural heritage.
The premiere episode features Oscar-winning Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong’o exploring elephant conservation in Kenya, and takes viewers to Nigeria and Namibia to showcase conservation efforts. The series aims to highlight the challenges and successes of wildlife protection in Africa, with several Kenyan conservation initiatives featured throughout, including IFAW’s Room to Roam initiative and dolphin conservation in Watamu Marine National Park.
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