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How government housing project threatens fish farming in Lake region
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Fishermen abandon their trade to venture into sand mining for quick cash.
Experts warn of immense impact of climate change on human health - MESHA
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By Aghan Daniel Climate change is undermining every dimension of global health, including increasing the fragility of the global systems that health depends on, experts have warned. They observe that ...
Newly launched forum to enhance global biodiversity preservation - MESHA
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By Odhiambo David | odhisdavid59@gmail.com A forum that seeks to bring together a variety of experts dealing with unique animal and plant species has been launched.
New malaria control initiative begins in Kenya as WHO gives nod to second vaccine to fight disease
By Odhiambo David | odhisdavid59@gmail.com
A campaign which seeks to reduce malaria transmission in Kenya using an anti-parasitic drug that kills mosquitoes feeding on treated people has been launched.
Newly launched forum to enhance global biodiversity preservation
By Odhiambo David | odhisdavid59@gmail.com
A forum that seeks to bring together a variety of experts dealing with unique animal and plant species has been launched.
Our efforts in restoring mangrove ecosystem crucial, but are we doing it right?
By Ruth Keah | rkeahkadide@gmail.com
Growing up, Fatuma Mwinyi witnessed her grandfather’s dedicated efforts in nurturing and preserving mangrove forests, which were just a few metres away from their homestead in Jomvu Kuu, Mombasa County, Kenya
Media science cafes on COP28 kick off
By Odhiambo David| odhisdavid59@gmail.com
Journalists who will cover the next UN Conference on Climate Change fondly referred to as COP28 with support from Media for Environment, Science, Health, and Agriculture (MESHA) will today begin the fellowship by attending the first media science café virtually.
MESHA hosts regional media symposium on climate change, HIV and pandemics
By Joyce Chimbi I j.chimbi@gmail.com
When COVID-19 took over life as people knew it and became the most central story in recent history, the media was caught flat footed. With the exception of journalists with a history in HIV/Aids reporting, for a large section of the media, covering COVID-19 became a most challenging task.
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