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On 10 October 2026, Beyond The Trails Kenya joined hands with Greenpeace Africa Kenya Volunteers and Kenya Prisons Service to celebrate Mazingira Day at Lang’ata Women’s Prison through environmental awareness and fruit-tree planting. Guided by the theme “Fruit Trees For…
BOMET, KENYA: September 21, 2026… Equity Bank is building on the success of a lucrative French offtake agreement for Murang’a purple tea to win over South Rift farmers, promising an increase to the current market value by linking local specialty tea…
KIGALI, RWANDA: September 18, 2026… Rwandan agribusinesses and manufacturers are pivoting toward value addition and regional export markets to navigate foreign exchange constraints and capitalize on government tax incentives aimed at cutting the country’s import bill. The strategic shift, highlighted…
UGANDA: Wednesday, September 16, 2026… On the hundred-acre model farm of Zigoti Coffee Works Limited, the air smells of ripening coffee cherries as Charles Roscoe Nsubuga walks between the rows, the wet-processing plant running behind him. “If you cut our blood,…
Plastic has become part of almost every aspect of our lives, from shopping bags and food packaging to water bottles and household products. While plastic can be useful, the amount we throw away every day is creating a serious environmental…
Today, 12 August, the world marks World Elephant Day, a day to celebrate elephants and raise awareness about the threats facing these magnificent giants.
For Kenya, this day carries a particularly powerful message. Kenya is home to some of Africa’s most iconic elephants, including the legendary super tuskers, rare giants whose enormous tusks are a testament to age, genetics and decades of survival.
But the story of Kenya’s elephants is also a story of loss, resilience and hope. From the tragic deaths of Satao and Satao II at the hands of poachers to the peaceful passing of Big Tim, Craig and One Ton in old age, their lives reveal how far elephant conservation has come and how much remains to be done.
Plastics have become indispensable in Kenya's healthcare system, saving lives through sterile syringes, IV bags, protective gear, and diagnostic tools. Yet, just beyond hospital walls, the same life-saving materials are piling up as dangerous waste, polluting rivers, poisoning communities, and threatening public health. This article explores the double-edged role of medical plastics in Kenya, highlighting their vital contributions to modern medicine and the urgent need for better waste management, sustainable alternatives, and policy reform to ensure that what heals inside hospitals doesn't harm outside them.
We still think of air as free. But clean air is not free, and neither is clean water. The price tag on pollution control is high. Through our years of past carelessness we incurred a debt to nature, and now…
Discover the wonders of ostrich farming at Maasai Ostrich Farm in Kitengela, Kenya. From ostrich riding to farm tours, accommodation, and fascinating fun facts—plan your visit today!
Meet the hyena: Africa's most misunderstood predator. Discover the spotted, striped, and brown hyena species, their fascinating behaviours, and their vital role in the ecosystem.