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A photo of Wilberforce Seguton and other partners during the launch of the Husika App

Husika App: An Early Warning System for Climate Disaster Alerts

Climate change is a reality that’s shaping every aspect of our lives.  One of the biggest challenges we are dealing with is the growing unpredictability of weather patterns. The growing effects and impacts of global climate change have made technological advancements significant in combatting environmental challenges.   Climate scientists are fighting to develop tools and apps […]

OAFLAD launching the Building Resilience campaign

UNGA80: OAFLAD Launches #BuildingResilience for Gender-Inclusive Climate Action

The Organization of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) has launched a new campaign #BuildingResilience  to tackle the rising dual crises of climate change and conflict, that continue to affect women and girls across Africa.  The launch was unveiled at a side event on 23 September 2025, at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice […]

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NEMA Raises Alarm Over Return of Plastic Bags

The National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) has raised alarm over the illegal re-emergence of plastic bags in Kenya. In a public notice issued on 8th September 2025, the authority warned that offenders will face tough legal action. The notice stated that anyone found manufacturing, importing, selling, or using plastic bags without a licence risks a […]

Kenya's President William Ruto engaging with delegates during UNGA 80

UNGA 80: President Ruto Demands Africa’s Seat at the UN Security Council

President William Ruto has strongly criticized Africa’s past omission from the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) as a “historic injustice” that must be addressed if the UN is to continue to be meaningful and deserving of its purpose. While giving his speech during the (UNGA 80) : 80th United Nations General Assembly at the 7th […]

President William Ruto and other leaders during the launch of The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

What Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Means to Kenya’s Hydroelectric Power

President William Ruto is eager to finalize a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Ethiopia, following the launch of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). This is Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam with a capacity of 6,450 megawatts and it is expected to enhance regional energy collaboration. Speaking during the dam’s inauguration, Dr. Ruto announced that Kenya […]

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 […]

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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 image

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 image

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 […]