Vantara Hits Pause on Wild Animal Imports as CITES Meeting in Geneva Looms

A CITES Secretariat verification mission visited India from 15 to 20 September 2025, Its report found that Vantara's two facilities operating

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soil

The Soil Is the Infrastructure: Africa’s Push to Rethink Fertiliser and Food Security

For Africa to build resilient food systems, the first infrastructure it has to strengthen is the one it has been farming all along: the soil

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A Changing Climate, Smarter Farms: The Future Taking Shape at Hortifare

Kenya’s horticulture industry is entering a period in which producing more will no longer be enough. Climate change, global market pressures, rising costs, evolving regulations,…

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BioAfriq Energy

From 50 Tonnes of Lost Pumpkin to a New Way of Drying Africa’s Harvests: BioAfriq Energy

The story of BioAfriq Energy, is not only about drying, it's about what happens when farmers have another chance to capture value

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Is Ammonia Really a Green Fuel for Shipping?

The shipping industry is under growing pressure to cut its greenhouse gas emissions. With shipping historically accounting for nearly 3% of global anthropogenic carbon dioxide…

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Energy Transition

Türkiye’s COP31 Presidency Faces a Power-Sector Energy Transition Test

It's expanding wind and solar capacity, domestic clean-energy, battery development and the growing EV market for a broader energy transition

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Beyond Production: The New Rules Shaping Kenya’s Flower Industry

As the Kenya Flower Council marks 30 years, Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe says the industry must move beyond its traditional strengths and build a more…

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Egypt wants to manufacture its wind-energy transition. Can the model work across Africa?

The International Energy Agency has estimated that Africa receives around 2 per cent of global clean-energy spending despite the vastness

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Wangari Maathai was well-known as a political, social, and environmental activist. In 1977 she started a grass-roots movement aimed at countering the deforestation that was threatening the means of subsistence of the agricultural population.

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Vantara Hits Pause on Wild Animal Imports as CITES Meeting in Geneva Looms
Vantara Hits Pause on Wild Animal Imports as CITES Meeting in Geneva Looms

A CITES Secretariat verification mission visited India from 15 to 20 September 2025, Its report found that Vantara’s two facilities operating

The Soil Is the Infrastructure: Africa’s Push to Rethink Fertiliser and Food Security
The Soil Is the Infrastructure: Africa’s Push to Rethink Fertiliser and Food Security

For Africa to build resilient food systems, the first infrastructure it has to strengthen is the one it has been farming all along: the soil

A Changing Climate, Smarter Farms: The Future Taking Shape at Hortifare
A Changing Climate, Smarter Farms: The Future Taking Shape at Hortifare

Kenya’s horticulture industry is entering a period in which producing more will no longer be enough. Climate change, global market pressures, rising costs, evolving regulations, and the need for greater efficiency are forcing the sector to rethink how it…

From 50 Tonnes of Lost Pumpkin to a New Way of Drying Africa’s Harvests: BioAfriq Energy
From 50 Tonnes of Lost Pumpkin to a New Way of Drying Africa’s Harvests: BioAfriq Energy

The story of BioAfriq Energy, is not only about drying, it’s about what happens when farmers have another chance to capture value

Is Ammonia Really a Green Fuel for Shipping?
Is Ammonia Really a Green Fuel for Shipping?

The shipping industry is under growing pressure to cut its greenhouse gas emissions. With shipping historically accounting for nearly 3% of global anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions, the search for cleaner marine fuels has become increasingly urgent. The International Maritime…

Türkiye’s COP31 Presidency Faces a Power-Sector Energy Transition Test
Türkiye’s COP31 Presidency Faces a Power-Sector Energy Transition Test

It’s expanding wind and solar capacity, domestic clean-energy, battery development and the growing EV market for a broader energy transition

Beyond Production: The New Rules Shaping Kenya’s Flower Industry
Beyond Production: The New Rules Shaping Kenya’s Flower Industry

As the Kenya Flower Council marks 30 years, Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe says the industry must move beyond its traditional strengths and build a more efficient, sustainable and technology driven export model. Kenya’s flower industry has reached a point…

Egypt wants to manufacture its wind-energy transition. Can the model work across Africa?
Egypt wants to manufacture its wind-energy transition. Can the model work across Africa?

The International Energy Agency has estimated that Africa receives around 2 per cent of global clean-energy spending despite the vastness

Horn of Africa Braces for Whiplash: From Drought to Floods as El Niño Strengthens
Horn of Africa Braces for Whiplash: From Drought to Floods as El Niño Strengthens

Combined with the ongoing development of El Niño, those deficits are likely to worsen already deteriorated conditions northern region

What the Recovering Ozone Layer Can Teach the Climate World
What the Recovering Ozone Layer Can Teach the Climate World

For decades, the hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica has been one of the clearest warnings that human activity can alter the atmosphere and threaten life on Earth. Now, there is encouraging news. The Antarctic ozone hole in…

Farming Is Green Gold: From Mua to Kigali with Muindi Maingi
Farming Is Green Gold: From Mua to Kigali with Muindi Maingi

“Farming is money. Farming is green gold. Farming is mental health. Farming is nourishing. And the best thing of it, farming is transferable”

KFC at 30: Kenya’s Flower Industry Enters a New Era of Resilience
KFC at 30: Kenya’s Flower Industry Enters a New Era of Resilience

Thirty years after Kenya’s flower growers came together to create an organisation to give the industry a collective voice, the country’s floriculture sector has reached another defining moment. The Kenya Flower Council (KFC) marked its 30th anniversary this week…

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