Kenya, Tanzania Tie With USA In Wildlife Protection
Kenya and Tanzania have been ranked together with the United States and Canada in best animal welfare practices. London-based World
A Peek Into Kenya’s New Steam Power Plant
The story of Kenya’s latest geothermal power plant to go live, Olkaria V, goes back to January 2017 when construction
Coronavirus Infects Africa’s Economy
By Antonio Cascais So far, two countries in sub-Saharan Africa have officially been affected by the COVID-19 disease: Nigeria and
19-Year Old Conservationist Out To Save Kenya’s Wildlife
Maureen Some, 19, grew up in Laikipia’s sprawling farmlands watching communities stick six-inch nails in wooden blocks around farms to
Taking Stock Of Mars Wrigley’s Chewing Gum Green Factory
Mars Wrigley – the maker of Big G, PK, Double-mint, Juicy Fruit and Orbit chewing gum brands – officially commissioned
Smart Solar Kits With Machine Learning Take Root In Kenya
Solar companies in Kenya have added machine learning within their kits, enabling them to accurately predict trends and adjust performance
How Kenya’s Surplus Wind Power Could Recycle Hydroelectric Dams
Kenya’s Lake Turkana wind plant, which curtails power generation during nighttime when the country’s demand is low, could direct the
Why Kenya’s Solar and Wind Farms Easily Hit Grid Parity
Globally, the concept of grid parity has been hailed as the holy grail of the transition to renewables. Constructing solar
Nopea Ride Adds Electric Taxis In Nairobi After Successful Test-Run
Finnish firm EkoRent has finished piloting its Nopea Ride electric cabs in Nairobi and is now moving to grow its
Safaricom Opens Talks To Supply Electricity
Telecommunications company Safaricom is holding talks to start supplying power to the national grid from solar and wind power plants