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Climate change increasingly driving migration across Africa
By Milliam Murigi I milliammurigi@gmail.com Climate change is increasingly forcing displacement of…
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Climate change increasingly driving migration across Africa
By Milliam Murigi I milliammurigi@gmail.com Climate change is increasingly forcing displacement of…
African regulators call for science-based path on highly hazardous pesticides
By Margaux Rundstadler I m.rundstadler@croplifeafrica.org As governments and industry prepare for…
Scientists: Controlled environments key in keeping livestock diseases at bay
By Bozo Jenje I bozojenje@yahoo.com Farmers, livestock breeders and animal health experts…
Africa’s fruit wealth stuck in low-value trade as processing, markets lag behind
By Milliam Murigi I milliammurigi@gmail.com Africa is rich in fruit but poor…
MESHA set to hold 6th African Conference of Science Journalists in April 2027
By Henry Mangome Nairobi will host the sixth African Conference of Science…
Kenya’s researchers digitise soil data to improve farmers’ planting decisions
Milliam Murigi I milliammurigi@gmail.comFor generations, farmers have relied on experience, advice from…
The women rewriting the rules of livestock farming in Kenya
By Milliam Murigi | milliammurigi@gmail.com For generations, keeping livestock has largely depended…
Senior media leads at MESHA’s climate solutions inception meeting in Nairobi
By Milliam Murigi I milliammurigi@gmail.com The Media for Environment, Science, Health and…
Experts call on the media to build trust through solutions journalism
By Winnie Ali | aliwinnie@gmail.com Overwhelming negativity, excessive coverage of politics, and little actionable information have been cited as the cause of news fatigue globally, leading many to lose interest in traditional news broadcasts globally. This was evident during a media café hosted by Media for Environment, Science, Health and…
Bats traded for traditional medicine put Nigeria at risk of zoonotic disease transmission
By Abdullahi Jimoh, The Xylom As locals trade in dead bats, researchers remain concerned about potential transmission risks ILORIN, Nigeria — Near the Emir Palace in Nigeria’s Oja-Oba market, a…
