Premature babies: Letting them thrive
The voices of preemies mothers came out with a plea to the medical world to let them thrive in reference to various ways in which measures can be taken to…
Farmers in Eastern Kenya to earn USD40m from exports of green grams
The locals here call it ndegu. Globally it is simply green grams. This crop, especially in Kenya, has had its own share of setbacks. For a very long time, farmers…
Push-Pull technology halts fall army worm rampage
The fall armyworm is a moth that causes devastating damage to almost 100 plant species, including sorghum, rice, wheat and sugarcane, thereby threatening food and nutritional security, trade, household incomes…
Race to save Narok South’s remaining wetlands and tame climate risks – Copy
By Clifford Akumu On the fringe of Naroosura village, several kilometres South of Narok, Patrick Tolo walks in his black sandals made from old tires and a traditional herding stick…
Leading African Science Journalists Network to support fellows for COP28 – Copy
Journalists at a local workshop in Kenya - MESHA has sent out a call for applications for those willing to cover COP28 By Odhiambo David | odhisdavid59@gmail.comTHIRTEEN journalists will receive…
Malawi seed sector amplify support for biotech
Prof Jayne Byakika of WHO: She says that reduced public perception of risk and pandemic fatigue have led to drastically low use of public health and social measures. By Stephen…
Media science cafés on tuberculosis planned for November
By Christine Ochogo I christawine@gmail.com Improving awareness on gender-sensitive approaches to tuberculosis (TB) prevention andcare will be the subject of two media science cafes by MESHA next month. Media science…
