September 23, 2026/
This year’s El Niño has more than a 90% chance of becoming the strongest recorded since the 1870s, with major weather risks expected across regions. East Africa faces an increased risk of heavy October–December...
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September 23, 2026/
A Bungoma farmer has transformed his seven-acre farm through agroforestry and sustainable land management, increasing maize yields from two to three sacks to as many as 12 sacks per acre. The approach combines trees,...
September 22, 2026/
Kenya’s electric-mobility sector has received a regulatory boost after EPRA removed the 15,000 kWh monthly ceiling for the special e-mobility electricity tariff. The move could support the expansion of high-volume EV charging networks as...
September 22, 2026/
Simple changes to electric fences are giving Kenya’s endangered giant ground pangolins a safer path through the Maasai Mara landscape. In Nyekweri, landowners are switching off lower fence wires, helping pangolins move safely while...
September 21, 2026/
A new community-powered platform, Mafuriko, has launched in Kenya to help track flooding in real time. The free online tool maps flood-prone areas in Nairobi and allows residents to report flooded roads, rising water...
September 21, 2026/
Kenya is turning to bamboo as a nature-based solution for restoring water sources, rehabilitating degraded land and creating jobs. In Meru County, communities say bamboo has helped revive springs while supporting women-led businesses. Under...
September 21, 2026/
Global rivers experienced one of their driest years in more than three decades in 2025, according to the World Meteorological Organization. The report highlights declining freshwater storage, continued glacier loss, groundwater shortages and increasingly...
September 16, 2026/
Environment CS Dr Deborah Barasa has urged Kenyans to embrace bamboo farming as a viable crop for agro-economy, environmental conservation and rural livelihoods during the Bamboo Expo in Meru.
September 15, 2026/
Africa has no shortage of locally driven climate solutions, from agroforestry and mangrove restoration to clean-energy and conservation enterprises. But limited access to reliable, long-term finance is preventing many proven initiatives from scaling, putting...
September 14, 2026/
Kenya’s indigenous seed systems face a defining legal and policy test as the government appeals a High Court ruling that expanded farmers’ rights to save, exchange and sell indigenous seed. The outcome, alongside the...
September 14, 2026/
Carbon credits can provide additional income for smallholder farmers, but their real value should extend beyond payments. Lessons from agricultural carbon projects in Kenya show that agroforestry, composting, soil and water conservation and improved...
September 12, 2026/
Kenya’s coastal counties are expected to be the first to experience heavy rainfall linked to a strengthening El Niño and positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). Mombasa, Kwale, Kilifi, Lamu and the Tana Delta are...
September 12, 2026/
August 2026 was the world’s warmest month on record, extending an exceptional period of global heat as a strengthening El Niño raises the risk of disruptive weather into 2027. Global temperatures reached about 1.65°C...
September 10, 2026/
A wildfire on Mount Kenya has burnt thousands of hectares, putting water supplies, wildlife habitats, tourism and surrounding community livelihoods at risk. While about 85% of the blaze has been contained, the full ecological...
September 10, 2026/
East African smallholder farmers and rural businesses are set to benefit from a $200 million (KES 25.8 billion) climate financing mechanism launched by Equity Group and IFAD. The ARCAFIM programme will support irrigation, water...
September 8, 2026/
More than half of East Africa’s farmers and agricultural workers may experience acute pesticide poisoning each year, according to a new global study estimating 49.3 million non-fatal cases across the region. The findings highlight...
September 8, 2026/
Kenya’s Parliament has approved the excision of nearly 15,000 acres from three public forests, raising questions over the country’s forest protection and climate restoration commitments. The decision comes as Kenya pursues a 15-billion-tree target...
September 3, 2026/
The World Meteorological Organization has warned that an intensifying El Niño is almost certain to persist until at least February 2027, increasing the global risk of floods, droughts and extreme heat. As the event...
September 3, 2026/
Sub-Saharan Africa’s soils have been rated among the world’s worst, with severe erosion, nutrient loss and declining soil biodiversity threatening agricultural production and food security. A new FAO assessment warns that urgent action is...
September 2, 2026/
The Kenya Red Cross Society has warned that 46 of Kenya’s 47 counties face the risk of above-average rainfall during the upcoming October–December short-rains season, raising fears of widespread flooding. The agency is calling...
September 2, 2026/
Kenya has activated emergency preparedness measures as the likelihood of a strong El Niño event during the October–December short rains rises above 90 per cent. With 18 counties facing heightened risks, authorities are strengthening...
September 2, 2026/
The world is likely to cross the 1.5°C global warming threshold within the next few years, according to a new UNEP report, raising the risk of more severe heatwaves, floods, wildfires, glacier loss and...
September 1, 2026/
Kenya’s push for universal electricity access by 2030 faces a major challenge: affordability. Stakeholders warn that expanding electricity connections alone is not enough if households cannot afford the power, with high energy costs pushing...
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August 31, 2026/
Rising water levels in Kenya’s Rift Valley are raising fears that saline Lake Bogoria could eventually overflow into freshwater Lake Baringo, threatening fish, aquatic ecosystems and the livelihoods of communities that depend on the...
August 31, 2026/
Faith leaders in Kenya are being urged to prepare emergency shelters and dedicated response funds ahead of the anticipated October–December rains, with informal settlements and people with disabilities identified as particularly vulnerable to flooding....
August 31, 2026/
As El Niño raises the risk of extreme rainfall across the Greater Horn of Africa, ICPAC is strengthening efforts to forecast where climate disasters could force people from their homes. By combining climate forecasts...
August 28, 2026/
A new study has found that climate change may be intensifying El Niño beyond anything seen in the past 1,000 years. The findings come as the Greater Horn of Africa faces the prospect of...
August 28, 2026/
Mount Kenya has lost nearly 96 per cent of its glacier cover since the early twentieth century, with its remaining ice expected to disappear by 2030. The loss signals a dramatic transformation of one...
August 28, 2026/
Indigenous women in Narok are combining traditional ecological knowledge with agroforestry, tree nurseries and sustainable livelihoods to restore degraded sections of the Mau Forest. Through the Paran Women Group, conservation is also creating income,...
August 26, 2026/
Kenya is bracing for potentially intense October–December short rains, with some regions facing an 85–90% likelihood of above-normal rainfall as El Niño strengthens. Kenya Met warns that flooding, landslides, crop losses and disease outbreaks...
August 25, 2026/
Climate finance could unintentionally reinforce the input-intensive agricultural model linked to soil degradation, declining crop diversity and land expansion in Africa, a new AFSA report warns. The report calls for climate funding to prioritise...
August 25, 2026/
A new report is challenging the effectiveness of Africa’s input-led Green Revolution model, finding that Kenya’s chronically undernourished population more than doubled to over 20 million between 2006 and 2024 despite increased use of...
August 22, 2026/
As UNCCD COP17 continues in Ulaanbaatar, Africa is pushing for stronger drought action, predictable finance and pastoralist-led restoration. The negotiations matter deeply to East Africa, where land degradation, drought, food insecurity and displacement are...
August 21, 2026/
Pastoral communities across northern Kenya are set to receive KES655.15 million from carbon credit sales through the Northern Kenya Rangelands Carbon Project. The funding will support education, healthcare, water infrastructure, livelihoods and conservation initiatives,...
August 19, 2026/
East African governments are being urged to look beyond the immediate threat of El Niño and build permanent defences against increasingly severe climate shocks. VI Agroforestry says the region needs stronger early-warning systems, resilient...
August 18, 2026/
Human-wildlife conflict is intensifying across northern Kenya, where six people and seven elephants were killed in the first half of 2026. A Northern Rangelands Trust report recorded 26 conflict incidents as elephants and other...
August 18, 2026/
Africa must urgently produce more food for its growing population—but not at the expense of its forests, water supplies, soil and climate. A new FAO report warns that the continent is falling behind on...
August 17, 2026/
At just 13 years old, Baraka Moruri is emerging as one of Kenya’s youngest climate champions. Having planted more than 7,600 trees with the support of family, friends and partners, Baraka is using tree...
August 14, 2026/
Kenya Development Corporation (KDC) plans to establish what it describes as the country’s first green fund, marking a significant shift in Kenya’s efforts to finance renewable energy, climate-resilient enterprises and environmentally sustainable development.
August 14, 2026/
African bakers and food manufacturers are turning indigenous crops into breads, cakes, pasta and snacks, linking the growing market for gluten-free food to a wider effort to build food systems that can withstand climate...