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Environment

The Dam Nairobi Forgot: Inside the looming extinction of Nairobi Dam

In the peripheral areas of Kibera, the slums starkly contrast with the tall buildings and guarded compounds around Nairobi Dam in Lang’ata, Nairobi West,...

The power of community culture in understanding climate change

In 2025, Lake Region Bulletin benefitted from a Climate Culture reporting grant from ClimateXchange. The project involved the use of cultural lenses when telling climate change narratives. Lake...

Delayed implementation of Bamako Convention hurting  Kisumu fish industry

Maurice Ouko watches his two-month-old tilapia dart through the water inside his fish cage on Lake Victoria, moments after feeding time. Nearby, a small...

How these Kakamega women are embracing smoke-free kitchens with innovative waste fuels

Its a bright sunny Monday in Emusonga Village in Kakamega, and about 15 women are mixing charcoal dust as they murmur traditional songs. This has...

Indigenous seeds may hold the key to climate resilience; these communities are fighting for their return

"I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They...

Kenya’s cultural stone stops crying; restoring its tears may solve more than just Kakamega’s thirst

As the Monday morning sun slowly climbed above the horizon, radiating Ilesi village, some 20 women were converging at the home of Mama Abscondita...

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Kenya Lays Groundwork as Africa’s Next AI Powerhouse, Eyes Deeper Digital Corridor with UAE

Kenya is no longer approaching technology partnerships as a mere consumer of foreign innovation. With eight sub-sea cables,...

Goons Enterprise; How sustainable is ‘goonism’ as a form of employment in Kenya?

A new and troubling informal economy has quietly taken shape – not built on agriculture, manufacturing, trade or...

The Dam Nairobi Forgot: Inside the looming extinction of Nairobi Dam

In the peripheral areas of Kibera, the slums starkly contrast with the tall buildings and guarded compounds around...

Ohangla star Prince Indah becomes a degree holder

Leading Ohangla musician Prince Indah is now a degree holder courtesy of his music prowess. Indah was on June...

Kibos Special school gets shoes, foodstuff as hospitality player pledges for more

Learners at Kibos School for the Blind received food supplies and pairs of shoes during as part of...

Political buses in the day; School buses in the night! Are Kenyan students getting a raw deal?

The yellow school buses dotting our roads daily have become one of the MOST notable symbols of education...