Construction continues at disputed Imenti Forest airstrip despite court restrictions
Armed KFS rangers block journalists and conservationists at Kithoka gate as the government continues clearing the reserve. By
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Sunday, June 28, 2026
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Author: Chemtai Kirui
Agroecology meeting in Bomet: What’s on agenda, who is attending?
The push for common agroecology frameworks, stronger markets for farmers and closer links between conservation and agriculture are expected
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Why basin water committees remain stuck nearly a decade after becoming law
By Chemtai Kirui | Nairobi “Why hasn’t it happened yet?” The question from Jørgen Erik Larsen, a water
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Rhino Charge Enters a Generational Handover After 37 Editions
By Chemtai Kirui | Ngilai Conservancy, Samburu County At 4 a.m., the Rhino Charge camp was already awake.
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Treasury unveils record KSh 4.8 trillion spending plan as growth forecast weakens
NAIROBI — The National Treasury plans to spend a record KSh 4.8 trillion in the 2026/27 financial year, increasing borrowing
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Government data shows 23 child protection cases reported daily
An average of 23 daily cases involving missing, abandoned, abducted or found children were recorded between January 2025 and
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Health ministry showcases digital maternal death tracking reforms at World Health Assembly
By Chemtai Kirui | Geneva At the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva on Wednesday, the Ministry of Health
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Kenya and Kazakhstan move to deepen trade ties with planned Mombasa logistics hub
By Chemtai Kirui | Astana Kenya and Kazakhstan moved on Wednesday to deepen economic ties through plans for a
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Booming reptile trade raises concerns over wildlife welfare and disease risks
By Chemtai Kirui | Nairobi A growing trade in captive-bred reptiles and exotic wildlife in the country is
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A new diplomatic capital rises as the United Nations bets billions on Nairobi
By Chemtai Kirui | Nairobi A Ksh44.2 billion (USD340 million) United Nations expansion project launched in Nairobi this week
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