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Heavy Rains and Rising Heat Set the Tone Across the Greater Horn of Africa

Across most of the Greater Horn, temperatures are expected to range between 20°C and 32°C, while cooler conditions below 20°C will be limited

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From Conflict Minerals to Shared Prosperity: Inside the ICGLR’s Regional Vision

The ICGLR has been building the regional architecture for responsible mineral governance, and a framework exists, but gaps in implementation

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The Artist Turning Kenya’s Walls Into Climate Conversations

A delicate insect takes shape under Denzel Juma’s brush, its wings slowly emerging through layers of paint, embodying his craft as an artist. Around his…

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How Agventure’s Canola Push is Changing Cereal Farming in Kenya

“Today, they will learn about the product from their produce. They’ll witness their hard work in a bottle,” said Shadrack Koech from Agventure Limited’s Centre…

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Coastal Communities Call for End to Bottom Trawling for Fish in Kenya

Communities face food insecurity, debt and disruptions to children's education as household incomes reduce with a decline in fish numbers.

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Dorcas

From Funzi Island to the Global Climate Stage: Dorcas Wakio Mugo’s Journey Through Science and Community

First time at COP listening to climate finance, adaptation targets and global negotiations, Dorcas Wakio Mugo felt completely out of place.

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No Water, No Economy: What Coal Regions Teach Us About South Africa’s Transition

What happens as extractive industries undermine a people’s right to water isn't a question for 2.5 million folks in coal-dependent Mpumalanga

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Türkiye

Türkiye, Ethiopia deepen climate cooperation ahead of COP31 and COP32

Ağırbaş met Türkiye's Ambassador to Ethiopia and Permanent Representative to the AU, Berk Baran, in preparations for the Zero Waste Forum

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Land conservation initiatives are crucial in safeguarding the environment and mitigating the effects of climate change. By promoting actionable information and best practices, we can enhance restoration efforts and drive meaningful change. 
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Heavy Rains and Rising Heat Set the Tone Across the Greater Horn of Africa
Heavy Rains and Rising Heat Set the Tone Across the Greater Horn of Africa

Across most of the Greater Horn, temperatures are expected to range between 20°C and 32°C, while cooler conditions below 20°C will be limited

From Conflict Minerals to Shared Prosperity: Inside the ICGLR’s Regional Vision
From Conflict Minerals to Shared Prosperity: Inside the ICGLR’s Regional Vision

The ICGLR has been building the regional architecture for responsible mineral governance, and a framework exists, but gaps in implementation

The Artist Turning Kenya’s Walls Into Climate Conversations
The Artist Turning Kenya’s Walls Into Climate Conversations

A delicate insect takes shape under Denzel Juma’s brush, its wings slowly emerging through layers of paint, embodying his craft as an artist. Around his studio, finished and unfinished works lean against the walls, vivid portraits of insects, native…

How Agventure’s Canola Push is Changing Cereal Farming in Kenya
How Agventure’s Canola Push is Changing Cereal Farming in Kenya

“Today, they will learn about the product from their produce. They’ll witness their hard work in a bottle,” said Shadrack Koech from Agventure Limited’s Centre of Excellence as he arranged products from their Pure Mountain brand. Bottles of canola…

Coastal Communities Call for End to Bottom Trawling for Fish in Kenya
Coastal Communities Call for End to Bottom Trawling for Fish in Kenya

Communities face food insecurity, debt and disruptions to children’s education as household incomes reduce with a decline in fish numbers.

From Funzi Island to the Global Climate Stage: Dorcas Wakio Mugo’s Journey Through Science and Community
From Funzi Island to the Global Climate Stage: Dorcas Wakio Mugo’s Journey Through Science and Community

First time at COP listening to climate finance, adaptation targets and global negotiations, Dorcas Wakio Mugo felt completely out of place.

No Water, No Economy: What Coal Regions Teach Us About South Africa’s Transition
No Water, No Economy: What Coal Regions Teach Us About South Africa’s Transition

What happens as extractive industries undermine a people’s right to water isn’t a question for 2.5 million folks in coal-dependent Mpumalanga

Türkiye, Ethiopia deepen climate cooperation ahead of COP31 and COP32
Türkiye, Ethiopia deepen climate cooperation ahead of COP31 and COP32

Ağırbaş met Türkiye’s Ambassador to Ethiopia and Permanent Representative to the AU, Berk Baran, in preparations for the Zero Waste Forum

Knight Frank: Investors Turn to Sustainable Refurbishment as ESG Influences Kenya’s Property Market
Knight Frank: Investors Turn to Sustainable Refurbishment as ESG Influences Kenya’s Property Market

Kenya’s commercial property market is beginning to place greater value on sustainability, with investors increasingly looking beyond new developments and turning their attention to refurbishing older buildings as environmental performance becomes a more important consideration in investment decisions. According…

From warnings to action: Can the Horn of Africa finally stay ahead of climate disasters?
From warnings to action: Can the Horn of Africa finally stay ahead of climate disasters?

vital is strong government ownership of anticipatory action systems, protecting lives, livelihoods, and development gains in Horn of Africa

Why Brexit Is Still Shaping Kenya’s Flower Trade with the UK
Why Brexit Is Still Shaping Kenya’s Flower Trade with the UK

A little-known tariff rule is protecting Kenya’s flower exports, and highlighting why supply chains matter more than everKenyan growers exporting directly to the UK remain protected under the UK-Kenya EPA. However, exporters and logistics providers using European consolidation hubs…

The Rope That Was Built to Disappear: Inside Africa’s First Biodegradable Fishing Gear Trials
The Rope That Was Built to Disappear: Inside Africa’s First Biodegradable Fishing Gear Trials

The next step is scale: taking a proven prototype and turning it into a commercial product for fishing that fishermen and women can buy

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