No one gets a buzz out of her work quite like Wangari Kuria. The 36-year old urban farmer is passionate about organic farming and healthy eating and has never stopped…
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Kenya to Reopen Its Airspace to International Flights Next Month
AfricaBreaking NewsEast AfricaInternational NewsNews & AnalysisRegionsSocial Responsibilitytransport by Brenda Mulunga 211 views 1 minutes readKenya will reopen its airspace to international flights next month on August 1 as resumption of domestic flights takes off next Wednesday. The East African nation has also lifted restrictions…
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Coronavirus: Tanzania Records Biggest Population Slide Into Extreme Poverty
Biodiversity & Naturecircular economyClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate Science (Africa-focused)Economic ResponsibilityEnergy PolicyFinance & EconomyHealthInsights & ReportsJust TransitionNews & AnalysisPolicy & GovernancePolicy & RegulationPollution & WasteSocial ResponsibilitySustainable Finance & ESGWater & Food Systems by External Source 458 views 2 minutes readTanzania has suffered the biggest rollback of poverty reduction gains in East Africa battered by Covid-19 pandemic, with about six million more Tanzanians sliding into extreme poverty over the past…
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The battle against plastic pollution has rapidly gained momentum in recent years. Our 2018 report – Plastics phase-out: Exposure through the value chain – analysed the challenges across sectors beyond the use…
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Uganda has witnessed the steepest drop in road traffic in Africa as a result of travel curbs to contain coronavirus. Data from Norway-based consulting firm Rystad Energy shows that traffic…
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The rolling waves of the coronavirus pandemic have violently rocked the globe, flattening businesses across sectors. As a result, and as the wave appears to slowly recede in various countries,…
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Kenya’s plan to take away tax concessions granted to green projects has unnerved businesses in the sustainability space, warning of a reversal in the gains made in recent years. The…
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The softening economy perforated by the coronavirus pandemic has seen electricity consumption drop in Kenya for the first time since the country’s disputed presidential elections in 2017. The drop bucks…
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Africa could lose between $90 billion and $200 billion this year as a result of the coronavirus wave that has rattled markets and shaken up lifestyles, McKinsey & Company warns…
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As President Uhuru Kenyatta this week announced that he and his deputy William Ruto would from next month each take an 80 percent pay cut towards coronavirus, questions are swirling…