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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....
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...
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...
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...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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.
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...
A Ugandan farmer’s daughter is turning the problem of post-harvest losses into a technology-driven opportunity. Through Solafam Uganda, Shifra Ainomugisha combines solar-powered cold storage, solar irrigation and AI-powered farm advice to help farmers preserve...
Africa’s transition to cleaner energy, transport and production could generate up to 7.9 million green jobs by 2030 and 84.5 million by 2050, according to a new FSD Africa study. But without greater investment,...
Africa is bracing for worsening food-security pressures as a strengthening El Niño raises the risk of drought in Southern Africa and heavier-than-normal rainfall in East Africa. With more than 306 million Africans undernourished in...
Africa added just 11.3 GW of renewable energy capacity in 2025, accounting for only 1.6% of the 692 GW added globally, despite the continent's vast solar, wind, geothermal and hydropower potential. High financing costs,...
Kenya has unveiled the National Carbon Registry Rule Book, creating a national framework for approving, tracking and authorising carbon projects and international credit transfers. The rules introduce a 10-million-tonne carbon budget before 2030, a...
A new food safety study has found pesticide residues in 78% of vegetables sampled from Kenyan markets, with nearly one-third exceeding European Union safety limits. Researchers say simple household practices such as soaking vegetables...
Kenyan scientists are warning communities around Lake Victoria and the Rift Valley lakes to prepare for possible flooding as a strengthening El Niño and a potential positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) threaten above-normal rainfall...
A strengthening El Niño is expected to dominate global weather patterns through August to October, bringing above-normal temperatures and increasing the risk of floods in East Africa and drought in Southern Africa. The World...
The deaths of 15 elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem have sparked growing calls for greater transparency after Kenya Wildlife Service attributed the fatalities to cyanide poisoning. While officials point to contaminated tomatoes as the...
Global biodiversity negotiations in Nairobi have concluded with a science-backed roadmap for COP17, as governments race to reverse nature loss before the 2030 deadline. With most global biodiversity targets off track, delegates have called...
Kenya's Environment and Land Court has temporarily halted controversial developments in Imenti Forest and Ngong Road Forest, reinforcing judicial oversight of projects affecting protected ecosystems. The rulings preserve the forests while the courts determine...
A Kenyan climate technology company has gained global recognition after winning the 2026 Keeling Curve Prize for its innovative approach to clean energy and electric mobility. By repurposing retired electric vehicle batteries into backup...
Governments meeting in Nairobi have been warned that the world is falling behind on most of its 2030 biodiversity targets, despite growing international commitments to halt nature loss. A new global assessment finds that...
A dairy farm in Kirinyaga County is demonstrating how climate-smart agriculture can improve food safety, cut emissions and boost farm profitability. By combining solar energy, biogas, organic fertiliser and traceable milk production, Meved Dairy...
Kenya's push for economic growth is increasingly colliding with environmental conservation as major infrastructure projects proposed inside forests and protected areas spark legal battles and public protests. While the government argues development and conservation...
In Lamu, Kenya, women like Mwanasha Mbwana, known as Mama Matumbawe, are leading vital coral reef restoration efforts. Alongside mangrove conservationists like Zulfa Hassan, these "Eco Mamas" are not only revitalizing marine ecosystems but...
African electric vehicle manufacturers are harnessing the continent's abundant sunshine by integrating solar panels into vehicle roofs to supplement battery power. While solar roofs cannot replace conventional charging, they are extending driving range, powering...
Kenya faces a US$5.13 billion annual biodiversity financing gap that, coupled with fragmented ecological data and uneven species monitoring, could undermine its ability to meet the 2030 Global Biodiversity Framework targets.
Kenya has launched the KSh34.1 billion Integrated Natural Resources Management Programme (INReMP), an ambitious eight-year initiative aimed at restoring degraded ecosystems, promoting climate-smart agriculture and strengthening food security across ten western counties.
Kenya's livestock farmers are increasingly turning farm waste into clean energy through biogas technology, reducing greenhouse gas emissions while cutting production costs. As climate change intensifies, biodigesters are proving to be a practical solution...
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has warned that a strengthening El Niño could bring below-normal rainfall to the Greater Horn of Africa between July and September 2026, heightening concerns over drought, food security, water...
Rising tensions in the Gulf are exposing Kenya's dependence on imported fertilizer, threatening food production and increasing costs for farmers. While the government says strategic fertilizer stocks remain adequate, prolonged supply disruptions could drive...
Community conservancies across northern Kenya have shared Sh655 million in carbon credit revenues, highlighting the growing economic value of community-led conservation. The funds are expected to strengthen livelihoods, support local development and reward pastoral...
June 2026 was the world's second-hottest June ever recorded, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service, with soaring land and ocean temperatures intensifying heatwaves, marine heat stress, and extreme weather.
