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Kenyan Engineer Transforms Old Vehicles with Fuel Injection Technology
34-year-old Peter Mbiria is breathing new life into aging cars by replacing their outdated carburetor systems with cutting-edge fuel injection technology
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Vanishing Glaciers of Mt. Kenya
Africa's second-highest peak, Mount Kenya, is on the brink of losing its iconic glaciers within the next six years. A recent report from the Kenya Meteorological Department paints a stark picture of the future of the glaciers and the rivers they feed—vital water sources in Kenya.
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Lilongwe Becomes First African Capital to Advocate for a Fossil Fuel Treaty
Lilongwe has become the first African capital city to back the call for a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, and is one of two Malawian cities, alongside Mzuzu, that have now endorsed the proposal.
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How a Powerful Wind Shapes East Africa’s Climate and Rainfall
Kenya's scientists are delving into the mysteries of a powerful wind that shapes the climate across East Africa. Known as the Turkana Low-Level Jet (LLJ), this wind is more than just a meteorological curiosity—it's a driving force behind both flooding and droughts and plays a key role in powering Africa’s largest wind farm.
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Urgent Push for Renewable Energy 2030 Target
The world faces a significant challenge in meeting its 2030 renewable energy generation target. According to the latest statistics from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
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Clean Cooking Revolution to Combat Climate Change
Access to safe and affordable cooking energy remains a significant challenge in developing countries, including Kenya. Traditional energy sources contribute to respiratory diseases and climate change through deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Gedi Joins UNESCO World Heritage List
By Bernard Gitau @benagitau The Historic Town and Archaeological Site of Gedi has been officially…
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Kenya Positioned as a Hub for Human Origins Research
Kenya’s ambition to be recognized as the cradle of humanity could be realized within the next decade. The American Journal of Human Genetics recently published a piece emphasizing the need for equitable and inclusive DNA and ancient DNA (aDNA) research in Africa.
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The Church’s Role in Environmental Conservation: A Call to Action
In a world grappling with the consequences of climate change and environmental degradation, the role of faith communities in conservation efforts is increasingly pivotal.
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Addressing Plastic Waste Along the Coastline: A Call to Action
Environmental advocates have issued a stark warning about the escalating threat of plastic waste in the Indian Ocean and along beaches, urging for enhanced waste management strategies across coastal areas.