Africa Activist Saro-Wiwa pardoned by Nigeria 30 years after execution LAGOS, Nigeria — Three decades after his execution shocked the world, Nigerian author and environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa has been posthumously p... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Africa How climate change deepens the divide for women and girls ZARIA, Nigeria — When climate disasters strike, they rarely arrive alone. Alongside flash floods, droughts and crop failures, another threat quietly g... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Climate Nairobi launches first public air quality monitoring network Nairobi – In a major push to tackle one of its deadliest invisible threats, Nairobi has launched its first city-owned air quality monitoring network.... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Africa UN taps ocean champions in Africa, Mexico and Spain to revive a dying blue planet NICE, France — In a decisive move to breathe life back into the world's oceans, the United Nations has named three marine restoration projects in Afri... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Agriculture Women farmers in Kenya take lead in greener farming revolution NAIROBI, Kenya — On a breezy morning in the capital, a group of women stood proudly beside baskets of indigenous grains, pulses and vegetables. Many h... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
News Hiker dies after bear encounter in remote forest ravine KAVALA, Greece — What began as a quiet hike through one of Greece’s most remote forests ended in tragedy when a well-known outdoorsman fell to his dea... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Business KAA receives safety and environmental ISO certifications Nairobi – In a significant stride for East Africa’s busiest aviation hub, Kenya’s top airports have earned international recognition for safety and en... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Entertainment From Milkshake to Maasai Mara Kelis’s unexpected new life on 300 acres in Kenya Nairobi - When American singer Kelis, best known for her 2003 hit “Milkshake,” announced she had purchased 300 acres of farmland in Kenya’s Naivasha r... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Kenya Samidoh Branded Police Deserter, Faces Arrest After Skipping Duty NAIROBI — Samuel Muchoki, better known as Samidoh, a popular Kikuyu Benga artist and serving police officer, has been declared a deserter by the Natio... 1 year ago · By Eugene Were
Agriculture Africa’s livestock future takes centre stage in Nairobi forum Nairobi — A major regional forum exploring the future of livestock in Africa opened in Nairobi on Monday, with camel herders, scientists, and governme... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Africa South Africa’s coal reliance could cost it billions watchdog warns Johannesburg - South Africa is facing a hard truth: its deep reliance on coal could soon cost the country billions in trade revenue and over a million... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Climate Climate change fuels growing crisis of farmer suicides in India MARATHWADA, India — On a small plot of parched land in Maharashtra, Mirabai Khindkar’s life has been shattered. After successive crop failures, brough... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari