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As climate change accelerates across Africa, artificial intelligence is emerging as a critical tool to help farmers and governments anticipate extreme weather, improve decision-making, and build resilience. From predicting rainfall patterns to simulating future...
Kenya celebrates the historic return of four critically endangered mountain bongos from the Czech Republic to help rebuild wild populations and boost biodiversity conservation.
Heavy rains across Nairobi have triggered widespread flooding, road closures, and rising safety concerns, with authorities warning of a high risk of flash floods as saturated ground accelerates runoff and rivers swell to dangerous...
Kenyan environmentalist Hillary Kiplagat Kibiwott, known as Buzeki, has set a new Guinness World Record by planting 23,326 trees in 24 hours, spotlighting Kenya’s growing global influence in conservation and climate action.
Global experts have unveiled 12 urgent, science-backed actions to accelerate the phase-out of fossil fuels, calling on governments to adopt coordinated, equitable and economy-wide strategies. The recommendations, outlined in the SMART report at the...
After months of drought, rains across Kenya are restoring ecosystems, reviving livelihoods, and revealing the power of community-led conservation. As Earth Day 2026 calls for global climate action, Kenya’s landscapes are already demonstrating what...
Extreme heat is rapidly emerging as one of the most severe threats to global food systems, with new findings from FAO and WMO warning that rising temperatures are already disrupting crops, livestock and fisheries,...
Rwanda is accelerating Climate Smart Agriculture to protect farmers from climate shocks while boosting productivity. Its approach offers practical lessons for Kenya and East Africa to scale resilience, improve yields, and secure food systems.
More than half of the global economy has joined unprecedented talks in Santa Marta, Colombia, aimed at accelerating the phase-out of fossil fuels. The coalition of 57 countries is pushing for coordinated action, financial...
Millions across East Africa, including over three million Kenyans, face crisis-level hunger as climate shocks, rising food prices and regional instability deepen food insecurity, according to the Global Report on Food Crises 2026.
The World Meteorological Organization warns that El Niño could begin between May and July, with a high likelihood of strengthening into a significant event. The climate phenomenon is expected to disrupt global weather patterns,...
Twin shocks to global fossil fuel supply—triggered by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the 2026 disruption of the Strait of Hormuz—could accelerate the world’s shift to clean energy, according to a new report...
Kenya has introduced new guidelines to streamline access to the Green Climate Fund, requiring all applicants to secure a No Objection Letter from the National Treasury before submitting proposals. The move aims to strengthen...
Chronic respiratory diseases are rising rapidly across Africa, driven by air pollution, dirty cooking fuels, and weak emissions standards. Experts warn that without urgent investment in clean energy and stronger healthcare systems, millions more...
Colombia has approved the culling of up to 80 hippos descended from Pablo Escobar’s private zoo as their rapidly growing population threatens ecosystems and human safety. The controversial move has sparked global debate between...
As global leaders gather in Santa Marta, Africa faces a defining choice: expand fossil fuels or lead a just, sovereign energy transition. With minimal historical emissions but extreme climate vulnerability, the continent must chart...
Rising waters on Lake Turkana are reshaping lives, livelihoods, and landscapes in northern Kenya. For the El Molo community, the lake that has sustained them for generations is now swallowing land, disrupting fishing patterns,...
A youth-led community in Kisumu is restoring the Dunga Wetland, a critical ecosystem for biodiversity and water filtration in Lake Victoria. By linking conservation to livelihoods through ecotourism, the initiative is transforming local attitudes...
Türkiye is set to host COP31 in Antalya, a pivotal UN Climate Change Conference in November 2026. The nation will emphasize global cooperation, inclusivity, and solidarity, leveraging its green transition and critical mineral wealth...
A court in Isiolo has allowed 299 petitioners to proceed with a class action lawsuit against BP over alleged toxic contamination linked to historical oil exploration in Isiolo and Marsabit County. The case could...
Kenya’s school meals are quietly shaping more than children’s diets—they are reinforcing a globalised, ultra-processed food system with rising health and environmental costs. As schools prioritise convenience and affordability, experts warn that what children...
Kenya produces enough food to meet only three of the seven essential food groups needed for a balanced diet, according to a Nature Food study. While the country has a strong agricultural base, gaps...
Kenya’s interception of over 2,000 live queen ants at JKIA has exposed a growing, largely overlooked form of wildlife trafficking. Driven by global demand for rare species in artificial colonies, the trade in ants...
A sharp rise in fuel prices is squeezing Kenyan households and businesses, but it may also be accelerating a long-overdue transition toward clean energy and electric mobility.
Eight Southern African nations have formed a regional alliance to strengthen carbon market coordination, boost climate finance access, and align strategies under the Paris Agreement. The move aims to improve credibility, attract investment, and...
Ethiopia has taken a major step into global carbon markets by introducing a directive that defines ownership, trading rights, and regulation of carbon credits. The framework is expected to unlock climate finance, attract private...
Extreme heat is rapidly emerging as a leading global public health threat, driven by climate change and urbanisation. Experts warn that cities must act urgently, as rising temperatures increasingly worsen chronic illnesses and put...
Disruptions to oil and gas flows in the Middle East are exposing the risks of fossil fuel dependence, with IRENA urging countries to accelerate renewable energy adoption to stabilise economies, protect supply chains, and...
Kenya, Egypt, and Uganda have launched ClimCam, a tri-national climate monitoring camera, to the International Space Station to track floods and droughts across Africa.
Uganda celebrates a historic conservation victory as white rhinos return to Kidepo Valley National Park after a 43-year absence, marking a new era for the nation's "Big Five" wildlife heritage.
A new study by the Mara Predator Conservation Program reveals that lions in Kenya are avoiding not only active livestock grazing areas but also zones previously used by cattle. The findings challenge existing rangeland...
As the world hits record renewable energy growth, Africa remains on the margins—held back not by lack of resources, but by financing barriers, weak grids, and policy gaps that risk widening global inequality.
In northern Kenya, a climate crisis is unfolding. Drought and floods are pushing Somali and Ethiopian refugees to the brink, forcing a desperate exodus and exposing deep vulnerabilities.
Sea levels across Africa are rising at an accelerating pace, outstripping global trends and placing over 100 million people in vulnerable coastal zones by 2030. New 2026 data highlights growing risks to cities, ecosystems,...
KCB Bank Kenya has secured KSh12.5 billion in climate financing from the Green Climate Fund to support small businesses and farmers in adopting clean energy, sustainable agriculture, and climate-resilient technologies—marking a major step in...
Extreme heat is now officially recognised as a major public health threat, joining risks like air pollution and poor diets. As global temperatures rise, cities—especially in Africa—are stepping up efforts to protect vulnerable populations...
Kenya is set to receive four male mountain bongos from European zoos in a landmark conservation effort led by Chester Zoo, KWS, and global partners. The move aims to revive one of Africa’s most...
Makueni County has partnered with CLASP to accelerate the adoption of clean cooking solutions in public institutions, targeting over 4,500 beneficiaries across 63 vocational training centres. The agreement, signed at the Kenyan International Investment...
Kenya is unlikely to achieve universal access to clean cooking by 2030, with nearly 37 million people still dependent on firewood and charcoal. A new report highlights slow progress, rising health risks, and widening...
Kenya has secured a major boost in global climate leadership after Nairobi was selected to host the Green Climate Fund regional office for Eastern and Southern Africa. The move comes as the Fund’s portfolio...
