The Amazon is burning. Why the world is worried
For decades, the Amazon has been recognized as an important repository of biodiversity and natural resources, not only for the
How local fishermen helped uncover the ‘other’ great migration
Every morning at 6:00 am, as the rising sun casts its golden light over Kenya’s east coast, Hassan Makame drags
Meet Joyce Muramba, Kenya’s mangrove mama
Along the coast of Watamu, north of Mombasa, a narrow wooden boardwalk meanders through a dense forest of mangrove trees.
Premature baby weighing 400g at birth, finally fit to leave hospital
A Kenyan baby, Jeremy Tubula, born prematurely and weighing only 400 grams, was finally discharged on Wednesday after 5 months of
South Africa emphasizes on science and technology during TICAD-7
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has emphasized the significance of forging international partnerships to enhance the role of technology
Over 2.5million Kenyans face starvation
More than 2.5 million Kenyans are facing starvation as drought and food security situation in the country continues to deteriorate,
Zimbabwe shuts down petrol stations insisting on cash payments
Zimbabwean authorities have shut down several fuel stations across the country for refusing to accept electronic payments from motorists. The
Brazil says South American nations will meet to discuss Amazon fires
South American nations are scheduled to hold a meeting on the Amazon forests fires that have been raging for weeks.
Uganda president rejects GMO bill for second time
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni for the second time declined to sign a controversial genetic engineering regulatory bill into law citing
CITES approves near ban on sale of wild African elephants to zoos
The regulator of global wildlife trade decided Tuesday to impose a near-total ban on sending African elephants captured from the