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Photo of three African children sharing a meal in the ASALs

Nearly 1M Children in Kenya’s ASALs Could Suffer Acute Malnutrition by 2026, Report Shows

IGAD Regional Focus of the 2025 Global Report on Food Crises released on 16/9/2025 shows that the number of people facing food crises levels has tripled in Kenya, South Sudan, Somalia, Uganda and Sudan  from 13.9 million in 2016, to 41.7 million in 2025.Between April and June 2025, 2.8 million people or 17 percent of […]

Seeds of Impact: Autism Voices Driving Climate Solutions

Ready Aiders Foundation believes healing happens in many ways ; through therapy, advocacy, and sometimes the simple act of planting a tree. Through their CleanPlate Nutrition and Therapy Project, the foundation provides free therapy to neurodivergent children, nourishing both body and mind. But their work doesn’t stop there they celebrate their talents and voices. In […]

Messry lung'atso: Miss Earth Air Kenya 2024

Messry Lung’atso: Miss Earth Air Kenya 2024 Urges Fashionistas to Embrace Sustainable Glamour

During the just-concluded KVSO–UNESCO Volunteer Programme at the Mara Osero Conservation Project, Green Climate Network had the privilege of meeting Messry Lung’atso , Miss Earth air Kenya 2024. Messry, a beauty queen and fashion enthusiast is celebrated for her passion and unwavering commitment to promoting sustainable fashion practice. In  a one-on-on conversation Messry passionately highlighted […]

KWS New Fee System Enhances Inclusivity, Resilience and  Tourist Experience

Kenya Wildlife Service(KWS) has introduced a conservation fee system aimed at promoting inclusivity, financial resilience and increasing tourism experiences and services within the national parks and reserves. People living with disabilities have been exempted from the park entry fees. Children under the age of five and East African citizens will also enjoy free access. Tourist […]

Fake News Alert: No Government Directive on Kaptagat Forest Fencing, Says Ministry

The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry has flagged down a fake gazette notice circulating online. The fake  gazette claims that the government has issued a directive on the fencing of Kaptagat forest. The notice further alleges  that the fencing was to commence immediately under official instructions.  In a Facebook post dated 9/9/2025, the […]

CS Rebecca Miano to Launch Astro-Tourism Initiative During Blood Moon in Samburu

Ministry of Tourism ,Kenya has announced partnership with Samburu National Reserve during launch of an astro-tourism initiative. The launch that will happen in the mentioned reserve will coincide with the total lunar eclipse; “blood moon.”  The Ministry shared that the timing of the launch is not a coincidence, “The launch coincides with a total lunar […]

Young Environmentalist Karen Kimani Decries Exclusion From Africa Climate Summit 2

At the tender age of 13, Karen Kimani a young Kenyan environmentalist is already a force to be counted with in the climate movement of Africa. The Kenyan activist found herself speaking out after being left behind at Africa Climate Summit 2 in Ethiopia. Karen was a key child voice at the first Africa Climate […]

Celebrating Women Youth Shaping Climate Policy and Action in Kenya

The Kenyan youth are at the forefront of climate action; mobilising at the grassroot level and national level. Among them are women who are making an impact through leading organisations and campaigns as well as shaping climate policy. At Green Climate Network we are proud to highlight these youth trailblazers who are redefining the climate […]

Littering in Nairobi CBD to Attract Immediate Arrest, Warns Geoffrey Mosiria

Nairobi City County is going hard on cleanliness in the Central Business District (CBD. Environment Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria said that anyone who is caught littering rather than using the newly installed bins will be arrested. The plastic litter bins that are not resaleable were introduced by the county last week, with the implication that […]

IGAD Weather Forecast for October – December Across  Greater Horn of Africa

The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) and the IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) have released their seasonal forecast for October to December 2025, indicating below-normal rainfall and warmer-than-usual conditions across most parts of the Greater Horn of Africa. The rainfall outlook highlights a reduction in rainfall expected with regions like Southern and Central […]