Climate Change, Pollution Fuel Africa’s Growing Allergy Crisis, Health Experts Warn
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Climate Change, Pollution Fuel Africa’s Growing Allergy Crisis, Health Experts Warn

Health experts are warning that climate change, worsening air pollution, and rapid urbanisation are fueling a rise in allergic diseases across Africa. As World Allergy Week 2026 approaches, specialists are calling for stronger allergy care, improved air quality, and climate-resilient health systems to protect vulnerable communities.
Konza Technopolis Wildlife Conservancy Intergration
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Konza Technopolis Wildlife Conservancy Intergration

Konza Technopolis has become the first purpose-built smart city in Africa to integrate a formally recognized wildlife conservancy into its urban development framework. The move protects critical biodiversity within the Athi-Kapiti ecosystem while demonstrating how technology, economic growth, and environmental conservation can coexist.
KMD Forecast El Niño Will Bring Mixed Weather Conditions Across Kenya
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KMD Forecast El Niño Will Bring Mixed Weather Conditions Across Kenya

The Kenya Met Department has forecast that El Niño will bring varying weather conditions across the country, with some regions experiencing below-average rainfall while others receive increased precipitation. Experts are urging communities, farmers, and county governments to prepare early for the heightened risk of floods and weather-related disasters during the 2026 short-rains season.
El Niño Starts, Putting Preparedness Efforts in Focus
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El Niño Starts, Putting Preparedness Efforts in Focus

The arrival of El Niño has renewed global preparedness efforts as forecasters warn the climate phenomenon could strengthen into a very strong event by late 2026. Experts are urging governments and communities to use advanced forecasts to prepare for potential floods, infrastructure damage, disease outbreaks, and other climate-related impacts.
How Nairobi’s Poor Infrastructure Fails Persons with Disabilities
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How Nairobi’s Poor Infrastructure Fails Persons with Disabilities

Persons with disabilities in Nairobi's informal settlements face disproportionate risks during floods due to poor infrastructure, inaccessible emergency response systems, and inadequate disaster preparedness. As climate-related disasters intensify, advocates are calling for inclusive planning, improved drainage, and stronger protections to uphold the dignity and safety of vulnerable communities.
El Niño Threat Grows as Forecast Odds Jump to 82%
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El Niño Threat Grows as Forecast Odds Jump to 82%

The probability of an El Niño event developing has surged to 82%, according to NOAA, with forecasts suggesting it could persist into early 2027. Scientists warn that a strong El Niño could intensify global climate impacts, bringing droughts, floods, heatwaves, and agricultural disruptions across many regions, including Africa.