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NBA Analyzes Public Feedback on GM Maize Safety in Kenya
By Bernard Gitau The National Biosafety Authority (NBA) is in the process of analyzing the…
Kenya, a hotbed of Elephant twins
Kenya is proving to be the global go-to destination for witnessing the incredible twin births as the sight of an elephant mama with not one, but two adorable calves is truly a sight to behold.
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High-Stakes Talks Highlight Challenges of a Just Transition in Plastics
World leaders are finally on the verge of tackling our planet’s most pressing environmental problem of our time, reduction on plastic products manufacturing.
The flying all women rangers of Amboseli Ecosystem
To ease the rangers' work of patrolling the vast land of Oglului, the team has a drone that helps them to monitor wildlife movement, watering point, sick and animal giving birth.
Camera Traps for elusive Mountain Bongo
The Kenyan mountain bongo is an endangered tragelaphine antelope subspecies, endemic to the Aberdare, Mount Kenya, Cheranganis Hills and the Mau Forests Complex, with only a few individuals left in the Eburu, Maasai Mau and South Western Mau.
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The fallen object is a Rocket Ring-Kenya Space Agency
By Bernard Gitau @benagitau Space Agency has confirmed the fallen object from the skies in…
Herder Killed in Tsavo East Clash with KWS
By Bernard Gitau A herder has been killed at Yakalicha area inside Tsavo East National…
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Kenyan Schools to Transition from Firewood to Clean LPG
Recognizing the environmental and health toll, President William Ruto on December 16, 2024, launched the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Programme for public learning institutions. Speaking at Jamhuri High School, Nairobi, the President emphasized the program’s role in combating climate change, improving health outcomes, and conserving forests.
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Justice for Waste Workers: Unions and Environmentalists Unite in Plastic Treaty Fight
“We can’t continue like this. Poor working conditions in the guise of implementing the utopian vision of a circular economy, where 100 percent of plastic waste is recycled and companies can continue to produce,” warns Gisore Nyabuti, the Secretary-General, Kenya Waste Pickers Association.
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Setback in Plastic Fight: INC5 Talks in Busan End in Disappointment
The Fifth Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC5), tasked with formulating modalities for the gradual end to plastic pollution, ended in utter disappointment after negotiators failed to agree on a landmark treaty.