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Environment

Youths lead campaign to restore Lake Victoria

In an effort to revive the declining state of Lake Victoria, the Restore Lake Victoria Campaign led by a consortium of environmental activists seeks...

Kisumu to plant 3 million trees in 3 years

Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o on Friday launched the city greening initiative to kick start his plan of planting three million trees by 2025. The Governor...

Value Addition to Fish Waste Decreasing Pollution in Kisumu

Twenty years ago, strong foul stench emanating from heaps of waste was the order of the day near fish processing factories in Kisumu.  Huge sized...

Weed once chocking Lake Victoria is now our main source of fuel

Until 2018, Mary Akinyi was budgeting Sh.150 daily for purchase of either charcoal or firewood for domestic use. Then came the cheaper and more efficient...

It is lost dignity for Nyando flood victims

For five years now, David Anguko Lore has not been able to till his four-acre piece of land in Kasiwindi village of Ombaka, in...

Kisumu village where floods are responsible for teen pregnancies

Fifteen-year-old Brigit (not her real name) sits pensively under a tree, clutching a baby girl. Her hands appear not strong enough to restrain the baby...

Latest News

Ever thought of Maraga, Sifuna ticket? Here is why this could be best bet for 2027

A few weeks ago, I wrote about Edwin Sifuna's presidential ambitions ahead of the 2027 General Election. In...

MESHA recognises excellence in its inaugural media awards

Kenyan journalist Jackson Okata is the overall winner for Health and Climate Change Journalism Awards 2026. The award organized...

Just like Kasmuel Mc’Oure and Morara Kebaso, Sifuna could soon be in oblivion. This is why!

Very few politicians in the contemporary Kenya have risen as rapidly as Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna. In less...

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...