How Wastewater Can Slake Growing Thirst In Cities
Population and economic growth is piling pressure on freshwater resources, with demand rising faster than supply and yet 80 percent
Inside The Game Plan Of Sustainable Family Companies
Family businesses are always focused on securing longevity and ultimately cementing their legacy. Passing on a resilient business to the
Social Entrepreneur, 29, To Feed Poor Kenyan Homes Amid Coronavirus
A Kenyan social enterprise run by a 29-year old impact investor is moving to create a central food bank for
Kenya: Four Million Women Live Below Poverty Line
More women than men live in extreme poverty in Kenya with four million females subsisting below the poverty line, a
Kenya: How Kibera Slum Is Coping With Coronavirus Threat
Nairobi’s slum dwellers are only slowly ditching the twisted belief that the deadly coronavirus ravaging the world is a rich
Kenya’s Energy Transformation In The Eyes Of An Octogenarian Engineer
Hindpal Jabbal bought his first car, a Volkswagen 504, at a cost of four thousand shillings ($40) in 1960, three
Kenyan Female Inventor Taps Drinking Water From Air
Beth Koigi is on a mission to have every Kenyan gain access to clean drinking water forever by simply turning
Inside Safaricom’s Plan To Be In Business For 100 Years
Telecommunications giant Safaricom believes that embedding green behaviour across the entire value chain can mean black ink, not just a
UN Launches Empowerment Tool To Mint More Female Executives
A United Nations-backed network has launched a gender equality programme in Nairobi to quicken the growth of women representation in
New York Firm To Launch Kenya’s First Mobile Student Loans
A New York-based private equity with interests in a hostel project at Kenyatta University is set to launch Kenya’s first
Why France Is Investing Billions In East Africa’s Green Projects
The French Development Agency (AFD) has been promoting sustainable development in the region through green projects financing, including geothermal and
Six Out of Ten Kenyan Workers Have Work Spouses – Report
Six out of ten workers in Kenya are in a work spouse relationship, purely platonic for emotional support, a new
Memories Of Seasons That Did Not Change
2019 had been a pretty eventful year in terms of extreme weather. We saw heavy rains that caused a lot of
The Problem is with Us
We live in a world that is increasingly divided. Some regions enjoy sustained peace, security, and prosperity, while others fall
The Missing Ingredient In Sustainability
“The long term resilience of people and the planet must be at the heart of all economic and political decisions,”
Your Sneaker Game Is Part Of The Problem
Most shoe racks in our homes are filled with shoes partly, or in many cases fabricated from plastics and plastic-like
Urbanization- Key To Financial Prosperity In Africa
In the economic history of humanity, urbanization has always been an accelerator of growth and development. The proximity of all
Quick recap: Is “Good” Good Enough for Africa?
Africa is known as a tourism destination, an untapped area when it comes to investment and the dark continent-perhaps. To
We Need To Change For a Better World
Achieving human well-being and eradicating poverty for all of the Earth’s people is still possible, but only if there is
For Every Child, Every Right
“You will understand when you are older.” This is a common phrase among every young person below the age of
Sharing Your Sustainability Story Amid The Noise
Communicating is difficult in a hectic, divided world. The public space for discussion and knowledge sharing is challenging. Opinions —
Gender Equality Only Sounds Good on Paper
Holland is the place where every woman dreams to be. We cannot all fit in, or else pressure due to
How About Skills First Then Content Later
For a long time, disciplinary content was king. Now just about everyone agrees that students should learn skills, but what
Child Mortality: Let Children Blow the Fifth Candle
Around the world, childbirth is a joyous occasion. Yet, every 11 seconds it’s a family tragedy and in Africa, it
Why Sustainability Matters
Most of us live a comfortable life because we have almost everything we want. But that is not always going
A #Zerohunger World by Eating Ugly
It is often said that beauty lies is in the eye of the beholder. When it comes to fruits and
Piecing The Poverty Puzzle
Albert Einstein once said everybody is a genius but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a
To Embrace Sustainability, We Must Consider Social Media
Climate change and other adversities facing the world are one of the most talked-about subjects nowadays, everyone is busy spreading
Countering Drivers of Violent Extremism Towards Fulfilling The Sustainable Development Agenda
Poverty is a blight and one that disproportionately affects sub-Saharan Africa. It is a vast and complex issue whose tentacles
Social Cohesion – The Glue That Holds
Dear Citizens, There is a strong consensus across the international community about the critical importance of poverty eradication. Few problems
