By Maurice Gathu Munga
A pandemic brings about both negative and positive impacts. Kenya is one of the developing countries that heavily depend on agricultur...
By Kioko Kivandi
In 1984 Kenya was hit by a severe drought. The country’s food banks were severely stressed just as were its water sources.
Writing about ...
By Kioko Kivandi
I was photographing a wounded Marabou Stork on the shores of Lake Naivasha on Saturday March 25 when a Hammerkop appeared from nowhere and r...
The Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) launched the African Climate Change and Environmental Reporting Awards (ACCER) 2016. The competition that aims ...
By Alex Njeru
I met the young man at Kenyatta National Hospital ward, where my dad was convalescing from an operation. Years and years of smoking tobacco cig...
The proposed routing of the new railway through Nairobi has been opposed by a section of Nairobi residents associations and the Conservation Alliance of Kenya.
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Michael Musombi, has a big reason to smile owing to the financial benefits he has accrued from his 50 x 100ft sukumawiki farm his family owns.
The resident o...
His passion for environmental conservation led him to delve into a tree nursery project, which five years later has attracted several organizations.
This is ...
Since the discovery of the Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease MLND in Kenya in the year 2011, efforts to manage it have been in high gear.
This is to ensure that ...
When the late John Michuki said he wanted to drink water from Nairobi River, most people never thought it could be possible.
Unfortunately, the environment m...
Njoro Township in Nakuru. This would become a costly town to live indue to degradation and limited resources. As the Climate Change Summit concluded in Paris, ...
By Boaz Opio
A survey by Google published by Climate Analytics indicates that the word “Climate Change” and “Go Green” was mentioned over 800,000 times withi...
As the World Trade Organization's (WTO) 10th Ministerial Conference concluded in Nairobi, many felt that it failed to earn the poorest countries any advantage.
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By Boaz Opio
The campaign to achieve 100 percent renewable energy by the end of this century finally reached a point of no return when the world came togethe...
As we mark the international human rights day this year, Kenya and the rest of the world is mourning the death of the 'Marsh Pride' who were poisoned in the Mar...
