We Are What We Eat
We are living in one of the most uncertain times on planet earth, witnessing extreme climate shifts, environmental breakdown, and
Mental Health In The Age Of Coronavirus
The Covid-19 crisis has not just disrupted lifestyles and work patterns. It has also shaken the emotional balance and wellbeing
London-Based Agency Links Coronavirus To Wuhan Snakes
A UK non-governmental organization (NGO) believes the deadly Covid-19 virus was first transmitted to humans from snakes possibly at China’s
Pwani Oil Cuts Cooking Oil, Soap Prices In Fight Against Coronavirus
Kenyan manufacturer Pwani Oil has reduced the prices of some of its edible oil and soap products so as to
Kenyan Traders Turn To ‘Cancer-Free’ Plastic Products
Traders of reusable plastic products have gone beyond durability and fancy designs as a selling point to include non-carcinogenic properties.
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
SAVO Foundation: Purifying Water Through SODIS Technique
Sanitation and Hygiene stand a major challenge in slums due to overpopulation and poor infrastructure. Waterborne diseases are common, with
Sanitary Waste Disposal Woes in Urban Households
Sanitary waste disposal suffers a great deal in urban households, where sanitary bins are largely absent. These households dispose of
Autism In Africa
This could be any mother’s story. “I noticed something was amiss with my child of two years. He was not
Technology Solving Fake Drug Menace
When one has malaria-related symptoms, they are likely to rush into a chemist and get the right antibiotics in order