The two Belgians were arrested in Nakuru County, home to various national parks, with 5,000 ants found in their guesthouse.

Authorities said the ants were destined for European and Asian markets in an emerging trend of trafficking lesser-known wildlife species.

Belgian nationals Lornoy David, left, and Seppe Lodewijckx appear at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport Law Courts in ...

Mr Lornoy and Mr Seppe said they left Belgium in March and travelled to Naivasha to watch the Safari Rally, and for the hobby ...

Ant Group, the fintech affiliated with Alibaba Group Holding (NYSE: BABA), is reportedly weighing a significant move to list ...

Ant International has entered a partnership with leading UK bank Barclays to enhance efficiency and resilience in global treasury management for businesses. Under the partnership, the two sides will ...

A Kenyan court has sentenced four men to one year in prison or pay a fine of $7,700 (£5,800) for trying to smuggle thousands ...

Court fines two Belgians, Lornoy David and Seppe Lodewijckx Sh1 million or one year in jail, they pleaded guilty to smuggling ...

Barclays Bank is to use Ant International's proprietary Time-Series Transformer (TST) AI FX Model, to help businesses reduce ...