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On 26th of January 2026, a group of journalists across East Africa gathered in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital for ‘Reporting on Extreme Heat in East Africa’ fellowship led by the Climate Resilience for All (HERA). The three-day training featured discussions with frontline workers and organisations on heat vulnerability and adaptation strategies in addition to practical workshops on sourcing data. […]
Kenya is experiencing the impacts of climate change including rising temperature records, drought conditions and flooding. Since 1960, the temperatures have increased by 1.0°C and are forecasted to rise by an additional 1.7°C by the 2050s. According to Kenya Red Cross, over 3.3 million people in Kenya face acute food insecurity caused by severe drought in Arid and Semi-Arid. […]
NEMA Kenya in partnership with United Platform Solutions (UPS) has launched the Kenya Online Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (KOCEMS) ,a digital and real-time monitoring system. Through the initiative, NEMA will measure and analyze real-time data on air, water and noise pollution throughout the country. Air Pollution as a Cause for Many Deaths In her speech, […]
Tanzanian Minister for Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups, Dr Dorothy Gwajima, weighed in on the importance of access to clean cooking energy during the Second Tanzania Electric Supply Company (TANESCO) Women’s Conference on 4th March 2026. Dr. Dorothy reiterated the significance of clean energy to economic growth and gender equality. “Clean energy is not […]
Hurricane Melissa has been retired by the World Meteorological Organization, WMO, from the rotating list of hurricane names following the damage and loss of life that hurricane Melissa caused in the Caribbean in October, last year. The hurricane committee has replaced the name hurricane Melissa with hurricane Molly. According to the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, […]
Africa is a continent of shared waters presenting it with a great opportunity for unity. 90% of Africa’s surface is water, supports 75% of the population with 40% of the continent’s population depending on Trans boundary Aquifers (TBAs). According to Africa Water and Sanitation Sector Monitoring and Reporting System (WASSMO), there are up to 22 member […]
About 90 percent of excess heat emitted from global warming is stored in the ocean. Ocean Heat ,is therefore, a key indicator of climate change and pent up heat in the earth system. A recent study published in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences says that global ocean temperatures continued to increase in 2025. Throughout the year, […]
The Government of Kenya has appointed the Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) as the operator of its first nuclear power plant, advancing the government’s plan to add up to 10 gigawatts of new electricity capacity to fuel long-term industrial growth. EXPLORE: Celebrating Influential Women in Kenya’s Energy Sector 2025 Speaking during the signing of a […]
Green Climate Network recently had the opportunity to interview Nouran Farouk, the visionary co-founder of Dosy Bikes a pioneering female-only mobility platform in Egypt and the MENA region. In this inspiring conversation, Nouran shared how Dosy Bikes is breaking barriers, empowering women through sustainable transport, and driving climate action by promoting clean, electric mobility. Nouran’s […]
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 […]
