The story of BioAfriq Energy, is not only about drying, it’s about what happens when farmers have another chance to capture value
“Farming is money. Farming is green gold. Farming is mental health. Farming is nourishing. And the best thing of it, farming is transferable”
Young Africans are already working across farms, businesses, markets and food supply chains yet are faced with hurdles like access to finance
How a week-long exchange between Kenya and Indonesia, and a community mural in Vanga Bay, is redefining trust in the global Blue Carbon market Along the Kenyan coast, where mangrove roots twist through the tidal mud of Gazi Bay…
While biodiversity has gained political attention in recent years, financing remains one of the greatest barriers to implementation.
As governments negotiate the future of global biodiversity in Nairobi, one of the strongest appeals for protecting oceans comes from a country whose future depends on them. Representing the Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN) at the 28th meeting of…
When you’re a bluesman, you’ll know that art, in its best form, preserves the story of man and our society. From a gifted bard plucking on strings, a painter gracefully stroking his brush on a wall, to the slow,…
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…
First time at COP listening to climate finance, adaptation targets and global negotiations, Dorcas Wakio Mugo felt completely out of place.
The next step is scale: taking a proven prototype and turning it into a commercial product for fishing that fishermen and women can buy