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MESHA: Nine fellows unveiled for year long climate change media fellowship
By Christine Ochogo I christawine@yahoo.com Africa’s leading science media network, The Media…
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MESHA: Nine fellows unveiled for year long climate change media fellowship
By Christine Ochogo I christawine@yahoo.com Africa’s leading science media network, The Media…
MESHA picks six African media outlets for climate solutions newsroom initiative
By MESHA Secretriat The Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (MESHA),…
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…
Regional Centre for Mapping Resources geospatial technology helping communities conservation efforts win global award
By Cece Siago | siagocece1@gmail.com At her piece of land in Mbuwani…
Climate change and health: A growing health emergency as depicted by the latest edition of Sayansi Magazine
Link View Magazine By Milliam Murigi I milliammurigi@gmail.com Climate change is no…
Kenyan experts call for stronger science communication to drive research impact
By Asha Bekidusa | abekidusa@gmail.com Scientists, journalists and communication professionals have been…
Shrinking Wetlands, Rising Waters: A Growing Crisis Along the Kenyan Shore of Lake Victoria
By Michiel Robberecht, The Xylom The wetlands that protect Kenyan communities from…
MESHA to host café exploring link between health and climate change
By Velma Wanjiru | mutandavelma8@gmail.com Climate change continues to be a global…
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…
