Why Kenya Is Missing from Nescafé’s Sustainability Push

Why Kenya Is Missing from Nescafé’s Sustainability Push

As Nestlé celebrates major progress under its Nescafé Plan 2030, Kenya—one of Africa’s most renowned coffee producers—is notably absent from the company’s latest sustainability report. While Uganda is highlighted for climate resilience and social impact initiatives, Kenya’s omission raises important questions about future investment, climate adaptation funding, and the country’s place in the evolving global coffee value chain.
Kenya’s Agriculture and Solar Power Beyond the Hype

Kenya’s Agriculture and Solar Power Beyond the Hype

Solar energy offers significant benefits for Kenyan agriculture, reducing costs and extending irrigation to off-grid areas. However, it's not a standalone solution for complex challenges like water scarcity, soil fertility, or market access. True agricultural transformation requires a holistic approach, with solar power serving as a valuable tool, not a miracle cure.
Africa Faces Heightened Hunger Risk as FAO Warns of Emerging El Niño Threat

Africa Faces Heightened Hunger Risk as FAO Warns of Emerging El Niño Threat

Africa faces a heightened risk of hunger as the FAO warns of an emerging El Niño, which could disrupt rainfall and affect vulnerable agricultural regions. Millions are at risk of worsening food insecurity due to drought conditions, especially in the Sahel and Southern Africa. Urgent action is needed to support climate-resilient agriculture and early warning systems.
G7 Puts Climate on the Back Burner as Geopolitical Crises Take Centre Stage

G7 Puts Climate on the Back Burner as Geopolitical Crises Take Centre Stage

Climate action took a back seat at the 2026 G7 Summit as geopolitical conflicts, economic uncertainty, and energy security concerns dominated discussions. For climate-vulnerable countries like Kenya, the shift raises concerns over delayed climate finance and the urgent need to keep resilience and clean energy investments high on the global agenda.