The Untold Story of Africa’s Largest Wind Farm
The backstory of the 310-megawatt Lake Turkana Wind power plant in northern Kenya spans 21 years from the date the
Turning Disaster Into A Delicacy
“PANIC AS LOCUSTS RAID FOOD BASKET” was one of the headlines in The Daily Nation Newspaper on 14th January 2020
Fashion Doesn’t Have To Cost The Earth
Our clothes give comfort, protection, express our individuality and jobs – more than 300 million people work in the clothing industry. However, of all the
Energy Smart Technologies For Smallholder Farmers
Since the dawn of the industrial age, the ability to harness and use different forms of energy has transformed living
The State of Solid Waste Management
As the world hurtles towards its urban future, the amount of municipal solid waste, an important by-product of an urban
The Time To Act On Climate Change Is Now
For all the immediate challenges we seek to address as a continent- terrorism, instability, inequality, disease, poverty, hunger- there’s one
GivePower Is Giving Fresh Water Using Solar Power And Desalinization In Kenya
By Dan Edel One-third of the people in the world don’t have access to clean drinking water. That’s according to UNICEF
To Ensure Food Security, We Must Tackle Climate Change
By Emmanuel Ntirenganya Climate change is not only about catastrophes or desertification, but also the changes in the living conditions of
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“If all ships on earth were a single country, that country would be the sixth-largest polluter in the world.” As
The Politics of Air Pollution
You can smell and taste pollution the moment you walk out of the door. Even on a clear day, there