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The Africa Forward Summit 2026 convenes this week, placing Africa's climate and environmental priorities at the forefront. Discussions will shape green industrialisation, financial reform, ocean health, and sustainable agriculture, with a direct link to...
Nigeria is emerging as a renewable energy manufacturing hub after attracting US$425 million in investments for eight new solar and clean energy manufacturing facilities. With local solar panel production capacity rising from 120MW to...
East Africa’s proposed mega-refinery in Tanga may promise energy security and economic gains, but it risks locking the region into a fossil fuel future just as the world accelerates toward renewable energy. As clean...
A new International Renewable Energy Agency report says solar, wind and battery storage can now provide reliable electricity at lower costs than many fossil fuel plants, strengthening global momentum to phase out fossil fuels...
Farmers in Kwale County are embracing oyster mushroom farming as a climate-smart alternative to traditional agriculture affected by erratic weather, drought, and rising farming costs. The low-input crop is offering new hope for income,...
Climate justice advocates have raised concerns over the proposed Tanga oil refinery in Tanzania, warning that the project could entrench East Africa’s dependence on fossil fuels just as the world accelerates toward renewable energy.
Through Chaka Origin, entrepreneur Feven Tsehaye is transforming indigenous plants into high-value products while preserving forests, empowering women, and building a regenerative green economy rooted in nature.
The Environment and Land Court in Isiolo has ordered petitioners in a toxic waste lawsuit against BP to include the Ministry of Energy as a respondent, citing its oversight role during historic oil exploration...
Seeds from the Moringa oleifera could offer a breakthrough in water purification, with new research showing they can remove up to 98% of microplastics from drinking water. Scientists say the plant-based method performs as...
As climate change intensifies rainfall patterns across East Africa, cities like Nairobi are facing increasingly deadly floods driven by rapid urbanization, poor drainage systems, and rising precipitation levels.
Kenya has intensified forest protection efforts through an expanded fencing programme, with a new 50-kilometer project launched in the Kaptagat ecosystem. While authorities say fencing will help curb encroachment and human-wildlife conflict, conservationists warn...
Kenya is set to host the Global Flyways Summit in Nairobi this September, marking the first time the global conservation forum comes to Africa, as new data from BirdLife International reveals that 40% of...
Climate change and emerging drug resistance are threatening to reverse decades of progress against malaria in Africa, with new infections rising in previously low-risk regions and treatment effectiveness beginning to decline.
Kenya’s decision to relax fuel quality standards may ease supply pressures, but it comes with serious public health and environmental risks. As sulphur limits rise, the country faces a troubling trade-off between short-term economic...
Kenya’s flagship FLLoCA programme has reached 2.5 million beneficiaries ahead of its 2026 deadline, demonstrating the power of devolved climate finance. With over $295 million invested in community-driven projects, the initiative is reshaping resilience...
A Canadian environmentalist has set a new world record after planting 47,460 mangrove propagules in just 24 hours at Tudor Creek in Mombasa, spotlighting Kenya’s growing role in global ecosystem restoration and coastal resilience...
Authorities have launched an emergency response after a suspected chemical discharge was detected flowing into Nairobi National Park through the Mlolongo drainage system, raising alarm over potential risks to wildlife, water sources, and nearby...
France has unveiled a detailed national roadmap to phase out fossil fuels by 2050, setting clear timelines for coal, oil, and gas while positioning electrification and low-carbon energy at the center of its transition...
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...
