Susan Ndunda

Kenya urged to prioritise safe streets for walking and cycling

Non-motorized transport remains under-prioritized in road planning, budgeting and enforcement across many towns and cities. 

Indigenous crops curb wildlife conflict, climate risk for Siaya farmers

As climate change continues to disrupt traditional farming systems, the experience of farmers in Got Osimbo demonstrates how indigenous knowledge and locally adapted crops can provide practical solutions to food insecurity, environmental challenges and human-wildlife conflict....

Solar-powered irrigation transforms farming in Tana River

Currently, Kenya has 210 megawatts of solar power connected to the national grid, while more than one million solar home systems have been installed across the country.

Parliamentarians convene to tackle methane emissions

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in Kenya approximately 55–65% of methane emissions originate from livestock through enteric fermentation, 

How KU Hospital manages waste, reduces emissions and protects environment

Each year, hospitals worldwide use an estimated 16 billion injections, many of which are not disposed of safely.

Women leading Karura Forest conservation using indigenous knowledge, tech solutions

 Ann says they use Geographic Information System (GIS) technology to inform their decision-making on which areas to restore or deforest in case of invasive weeds.

Journalists urged to embrace AI in conservation reporting, tackling disinformation

Citizen TV recognized as Superbrand at East Africa tribute dinner

The award was presented Thursday night at a Nairobi hotel during the launch of the ninth volume of Superbrands East Africa, under the theme "Reserved for Legends," highlighting Citizen TV's impact as part of a global programme operating in over 90 countries.

Three people die on the spot after road accident in Machakos

OCPD Anderson Mbai said among the deceased was the driver of the matatu which was travelling from Nairobi to Kathiani constituency. 

Student showcase traditional medicine at Maa cultural event

Omwenga, who is a master’s student at Maasai Mara University sells these products to his classmates and lecturers.