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Kenya Launches KSh34.1 Billion Climate Resilience Programme for Western Counties

Correspondent July 21, 2026

Kenya has launched the KSh34.1 billion Integrated Natural Resources Management Programme (INReMP), an ambitious eight-year initiative aimed at restoring degraded ecosystems, promoting climate-smart agriculture and strengthening food security across ten western counties.

Feature Food Systems

From Farm Waste to Climate Solution: Why Biogas is Becoming Essential for Kenya’s Future

Pauline Ongaji July 21, 2026

Kenya's livestock farmers are increasingly turning farm waste into clean energy through biogas technology, reducing greenhouse gas emissions while cutting production costs. As climate change intensifies, biodigesters are proving to be a practical solution that delivers renewable energy, organic fertilizer, improved soil health and greater resilience for farmers across the country.

Climate Change

June 2026 was the world’s Second-Hottest June on Record, Copernicus Reveals

Peter Ngare July 10, 2026

June 2026 was the world's second-hottest June ever recorded, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service, with soaring land and ocean temperatures intensifying heatwaves, marine heat stress, and extreme weather.

Climate Change

Climate Change’s Silent Toll on African Minds

Neville Ng'ambwa May 28, 2026

Climate change has its profound impact extending beyond environmental degradation to inflict a silent, yet devastating, toll on mental health in Africa. From women grappling with loneliness to communities displaced by floods, the psychological scars are deepening.

Food Systems

Maize Aggregation Defends Against Climate-Driven Hunger and Aflatoxin

Pauline Ongaji May 26, 2026

Farmers in Laikipia are using maize aggregation, modern drying, and safer storage technologies to fight climate-driven hunger and rising aflatoxin contamination threatening food security and public health in Kenya.

Climate Change

Climate Change is Damaging Human Relationships and Social Well-being, Study Warns

Peter Ngare May 18, 2026

Climate change is damaging human relationships, increasing loneliness, and disrupting communities globally, a new study reveals. This erosion of social health undermines collective action against environmental crises, highlighting the need for policies that strengthen community ties.

Feature

Parenting Type 1 Diabetes Amid Climate and Food Crises

Pauline Ongaji May 15, 2026

Parents raising children with Type 1 diabetes in Kenya are facing growing emotional and financial strain as climate change, food insecurity, and rising healthcare costs make disease management increasingly difficult.

Conservation

Africa’s Wildlife Renaissance A New Dawn

Neville Ng'ambwa February 9, 2026

Africa's wildlife is on the cusp of a major comeback. Despite a 76% decline over 50 years, 2026 marks the launch of ambitious restoration plans. From wetland-centric conservation to booming rhino populations and vital green corridors, a new era of hope is emerging for the continent's rich biodiversity.

Climate Change

US Exits from International Climate Governance

Correspondent January 8, 2026

The United States has announced its withdrawal from dozens of international treaties and institutions, including the UNFCCC and IPCC. The move signals a major retreat from global climate leadership and raises concerns for climate finance, science, and multilateral cooperation. Developing countries stand to feel the impact most.

Conservation

Kenya Wildebeest Migration Decline in the Greater Mara

Peter Ngare January 2, 2026

New scientific data show the Mara-Loita wildebeest route has declined by nearly 90% in just five years due to fencing, land subdivision, and human expansion. The collapse threatens ecosystems, tourism, and the future of wildlife movement in the Greater Mara.