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History This historic day commemorates Greenpeace activist Hayhow Daniel Nanoto, who died of a heart attack on the 26th July 1998 during a massive protest to re-establish the mangrove wetlands in Muisne, Ecuador. The local community of Muisne joined forces with…
Nairobi is experiencing one of its coldest Julys in recent memory, with biting temperatures disrupting daily life, from school attendance to rising household energy costs. This unusual chill is more than just a seasonal anomaly; it’s a stark reminder of the unpredictable impacts of climate change on our health, wellbeing, and communities.
Discover the transformative practice of forest bathing, where immersing yourself in forests can reduce stress, boost immunity, and enhance creativity. This blog explores how nature’s hidden medicine offers healing for both the mind and body while inspiring conservation.
I still remember the moment at the Nairobi Summer School on Climate Justice in 2021, a gathering of passionate professionals from 43 African countries, all brought together under the Pan Africa Climate Justice Alliance at Kenyatta University. The speaker challenged…
The recent pronouncements and actions by the Government of Kenya, signaling intentions to fragment or destroy Nairobi National Park in the name of development, represent a grave threat to Kenya’s ecological legacy, constitutional integrity, and international reputation. Nairobi National Park:…
Nairobi, 18th June 2025 – Italy has committed to reviving the leather and tanning industry in Kenya and across the wider East and Central African region, with Equity as the strategic financial partner. Speaking during a stakeholder meeting at Equity Centre in Nairobi, the Italian…
“Plastic pollution free world is not a choice but a commitment to life – a commitment to the next generation.” – Amit Ray In every corner of the globe , from Nairobi’s bustling markets to remote beaches, mountain rivers to our…
Plastic pollution in Kenya’s Dandora dumpsite is more than an environmental crisis, it’s a human tragedy. Waste pickers, many working without protective gear, face severe health risks including respiratory illnesses, skin diseases, and reproductive issues caused by toxic plastics. Despite their crucial role in recycling and reducing waste, they earn meager incomes and lack legal protections. Greenpeace Africa’s documentary “Dumped” brings their stories to light, calling for urgent action to recognize, protect, and fairly compensate these unsung environmental heroes.
World Environment Day 2025 brings renewed urgency to Kenya’s fight against plastic pollution, a crisis visible in littered streets, polluted rivers, and overflowing landfills like Nairobi’s Dandora site. Despite bold bans on plastic bags and single-use plastics, weak enforcement and limited waste management infrastructure mean plastic waste continues to threaten public health, wildlife, and livelihoods. At the heart of this challenge are Kenya’s waste pickers, who play a vital yet often overlooked role in recycling and environmental protection. As the nation rallies to “Beat Plastic Pollution,” empowering youth innovation and supporting waste pickers will be key to building a cleaner, greener future.
On May 20, 2025, Kenya joined the world in commemorating World Bee Day, honoring the vital role bees and other pollinators play in safeguarding biodiversity, food security, and ecosystem health. In a country where agriculture remains the backbone of the…