As COP31 nears, government faces test of climate finance and carbon markets
By Chemtai Kirui The government says it needs KSh7.2tn ($56bn) to cut emissions and strengthen climate resilience by
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Saturday, October 10, 2026
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Environment
Lamu households report sharp fall in fishing after port development, study finds
Survey found reported declines in fish catches, species diversity and access to fishing grounds, alongside a rise in alternative employment
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World Cleanup Day shifts focus from rubbish to food waste
Kisii hosts national celebrations as counties introduce new ways of separating organic waste More than 1 billion meals
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Kenya’s live reptile exports rise as Nature warns of legal gaps
Scientists warn that patchy wildlife laws allow protected reptiles and amphibians to enter overseas markets, as research records a tenfold
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‘This entire area used to be the sea’: how Kenya’s port expansion is transforming the ocean floor
Chemtai Kirui in Lamu, Kenya Abubakar Mohammed Twalib, a fisherman and chair of the Amu Beach Management Unit, points towards
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Ng’eno inspects Mau restoration projects, engages communities on conservation
By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi, Kenya MFC-ICLIP Patron Dr. Eng. Festus K. Ng’eno has stepped up efforts to promote
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Residents told to leave as Lake Naivasha rises ahead of October rains
Residents of Kihoto estate in Naivasha have been urged to begin relocating from flood-prone areas as Lake Naivasha continues
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Mau Forest Restoration Gets Fresh Push as Communities Embrace Conservation and Livelihoods
By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi, Kenya MFC-ICLIP Second Edition Set for October 3 Kick-Off The government has stepped
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Kiptorok: Where Taboos and Unwritten Laws Have Kept Ancient Trees Standing Tall
By Gladys Yator – Nairobi, Kenya CHEPYOGOT, KEIYO NORTH, ELGEIYO MARAKWET: Ancient trees tower over the cool slopes of
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Forest Restoration and Environmental Education Initiative
By Shadrack Mutai | NAIROBI, Prudential Life Assurance Kenya (“Prudential Kenya”), a subsidiary of leading Asia and Africa insurer
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