Green Recovery: Why invest in Africa?
Africa representing over 17 percent of the world population, is responsible for less than four percent of global emissions. But the continent has significant assets …
Kenyan Primary school equipping children with green skills.
Due to human activities, every decade is turning out to be the warmest on the record. In Kenya’s Gikambura Primary school, Located in Kikuyu sub-county, …
Kenyan children protects biodiversity despite Climate Change effects.
This week, we are talking about empowering children to conserve biodiversity and the environment. It is what Miti Alliance has been doing for the last …
Can charcoal production be sustainable?
< Did you know that a third of Africa’s forests have already been lost, mainly to charcoal production? Yes, that is according to the world …
Kenyan entrepreneur turned to greener charcoal to save her poultry.
Since 2010, Lydia Njung’e, the CEO of Eversave Briquettes Limited has been using green chaarcoal made of agricultural waste materials. The business started after Njung’e; then, …
IPCC Climate Report, Africa has no time left!
Nairobi, Kenya: Human activities have warmed the climate at an exceptional rate as per the latest UN’s climate science report on the physical changes globally and …
Kenyan youths turn a crime hotspot to a green space.
Located at the Nairobi River riparian land, a few meters to Nairobi’s official dumping site- the Dandora dumping sites. The park was transformed from a …
Meet Kenyan farmer rearing Fish and Black Soldier Fly using the smallest available space.
In Kenya, John Mwaura Kiriko, a businessperson from Kikuyu town about 20 kilometres from Nairobi city, is growing fish in a greenhouse and rearing black …
Saving Kenya’s capital city water source, the Ondiri Wetland
In 2016, the Nyongara River flowing out of the Ondiri Wetland in Kikuyu town, Kenya about 20 kilometres from Nairobi city, nearly dried up. Raw …
Waters of hope awakens the fish business at Uganda’s Lake Edward.
We are at the Rwenshama fish landing site in Uganda at the shores of Lake Edward, one of the smallest African Great Rift lakes lying …
Eating wild fruits, protecting Niger’s indigenous landscapes.
A 17-year-old secondary school student from Niger’s 2nd largest city Zinder Faiza Habu and her mother earn a living out of cracking nuts and pounding …
Environmental Solutions Trailer
From 06th July, we are starting a new series highlighting environmental solutions. We will go to the border of Uganda and the Democratic Republic of …