Beyond Awareness: Can Ethiopia Protect Its Citizens from Lead Poisoning?
By Yodit Tefera | yodittefera@gmail.com It is an ordinary weekday in Addis…
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…
What Kenya’s First Blue Bond Could Mean for Coastal Communities
By Cece Siago | siagocece1@gmail.com For the past two years, Nsema Hoka…
Climate action must be community-centred, say parliamentarians
By Sharon Atieno| sharon@meshascience.org Climate change should be understood from people’s lived…
Experts tip media to spotlight women’s climate action
By Ruth Keah | rkeahkadide@gmail.com Journalists covering climate change stories should rethink…
Weak policy delivery leaves millions at risk of hunger in Africa
By Cece Siago | siagocece@gmail.com Senior government officials have warned that weak…
Kenya’s women-led climate initiative becomes globally recognised study site
By Ruth Keah | rkeahkadide@gmail.com When three women groups in Gazi village,…
Urgent action needed as pesticide misuse and climate change threaten Kenya’s food security
By Aghan Daniel I aghan@meshascience.org Scientific evidence indicates that pesticides contribute significantly…
Nairobi to host State of Environment Report launch in September
By Christine Ochogo, christawine@gmail.com This year’s State of Africa’s Environment report will…
New Initiative Targets Emerging Towns in Kenya for Supply of Safe Water and Sanitation
By Clifford Akumu | akumu.clifford@gmail.com Kenya is set to launch a project…
