
African countries lose almost USD 5 Billion yearly due to poor sanitation
Almost USD 5 billion is lost yearly due to unimproved sanitation across 18 African countries. This is according to the
Almost USD 5 billion is lost yearly due to unimproved sanitation across 18 African countries. This is according to the
Imagine you and your family live in a timber shack in Alaska. It is chilly up there, so you build
As Kenya goes heavy on renewable energy sources, rain is turning out to be a curse and blessing at once
Sustainability is important for all age groups but younger people are much more informed and knowledgeable about brands and their
While governments and companies have been the focus of attention on the issue to conserve nature, actors in the finance
Elias Waweru, a master’s student at the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (Jkuat) has come up with a
It is hard to fathom the idea of waking up before sunrise every morning and spending hours walking just to
Environmentalists have raised the red flag over a silent death-trap inside the walls of poor households in villages – indoor
Having practiced journalism for six years, Nelly Bosare shifted lanes into the business of ecofriendly essential products like wooden toothbrush,
The Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) in partnership with PARIS REINFORCE – an EU research and innovation project – are
Packaging is an essential element of response to address key challenges of sustainable food consumption and waste management across the
Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM), has today launched the Strategic Business Plan for the establishment of a Plastic Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO). The PRO will
Kenya Climate Innovation Centre (KCIC) and GATSBY Africa has launched a Commercial Forestry Program to catalyse the local demand for timber. The
The Government of Sudan and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) have jointly launched the first ever State of the Environment
The UN has listed Kenya and Ethiopia as the only African countries aiming to kick start their economies by repairing
Green is no longer just a colour. The term now represents clean, social and economic operations and practices aimed at
The once clear waters of the Ngong River are currently either black or grey in color with a sulfur-like smell
A social enterprise making stylish shoes and bags from pineapple waste has emerged the winner in the just concluded Climate
Waste oil including used engine oil, if not well managed, can be a hazard to the environment as a result
Several green innovations promising to unleash cleaner and cheaper solutions in Kenya have been put on ice, not because of
Consumers in Kenya will soon be able to tell the level of pollution resulting from producing different products, in what
Kenya’s manufacturing base has been shrinking over the years in relation to its share of the GDP, declining from 9.4
Nzambi Matee is still basking in the warmth of the latest feather in her cap. The 28-year-old materials engineer was
Residents of a rural outpost in Central Kenya were this week baffled after they experienced a strange phenomenon never before
Kenya’s largest power producer KenGen has turned to robotics in inspecting its hydroelectric stations. The managing director Rebecca Miano said
Only eight nations across the globe are making sufficient efforts to contain global warming below two degrees Celsius (2°C) –
Is there anything quite like clean coal power, knowing that coal has continually been bashed by environmentalists as a big
South Africa, Kenya and Chile have the highest share of citizens most concerned about the effects of climate change across
Kenya constructed its first geothermal plant in 1981, the Olkaria 1. The East African nation has since built a fleet
Beyond the horizon, past the distant shades of evening glow and mystical nights, what’s the picture of Kenya’s future energy
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