By Dan Kaburu – After curtains fell at the first Africa Climate Summit, with calls to action by African countries to the Global North who bare the greatest responsibility of greenhouse gases emissions which the reason for climate change, victims of floods after Rift Valley lakes waters rose…
Read MoreHow The Simple Act of Marking Your Age Can Turn Kenya into a Green Paradise Gabon has dominated news lately due to the coup that toppled former President Ali Bongo. And for me, Gabon should also be in the news for a much better, nay greener reason –…
Read MoreBy Bernard Gitau – Mount Kenya National Park, often referred to as an ‘ecological island,’ boasts a distinctive Afro-alpine ecosystem while serving as a critical water source for Kenya. Its diverse wildlife includes elephants, tree hyrax, leopards, and more, with some rare species like bongo and giant forest…
Read MoreBy Ben Gitau - Separated from the mainland by water, Kokwa's isolation is palpable. The absence of essential social amenities and even a police presence to maintain law and order paints a stark picture of government neglect.
Read MoreBy Dan Kaburu – August 29, 2023 As the countdown to the Africa Climate Summit ticks down ahead of the inaugural summit to be held in Nairobi from 4th to 6th September, journalists from 30 African countries gathered for the 2nd Africa Journalists Climate Training. The two-day training…
Read MoreNairobi, Kenya – September 5, 2023: In a groundbreaking study, the Alliance for Science has unveiled a remarkable shift in climate-related media coverage, signaling the virtual eradication of climate misinformation in mainstream print and online media outlets worldwide. Lead author of the study, Mark Lynas, who is also a…
Read MoreFirst African Climate Summit Sparks Hope Amid Global North Interference The inaugural African Climate Summit recently concluded, leaving a trail of mixed emotions among participants. While African nations remain steadfast in their commitment to phasing out fossil fuels, concerns persist over the interference of Global North powers in…
Read MoreAt least 600 residential houses in Nairobi County are unfit and risky for human habitation ~ John Sakaja, Nairobi Governor By Bernard Gitau Speaking during the launch of Nairobi’s El Nino Marshall plan, Governor Johnson Sakaja revealed most of the buildings are in Huruma, Mathare, and Embakasi East…
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