Join IPI at #FIFAfrica25 at 11:30 (SAST) on September 25, 2025, in Windhoek, Namibia, at our event as we discuss “Strengthening media resilience against disinformation attacks for independent and reliable climate reporting.”
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River Ngare Ndare, a lifeline winding its way through sheer rock facades and rolling hills, shimmers in striking hues of turquoise blue and vivid green.
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Kenya is still facing environmental governance and conservation challenges that the late Prof Wangari Maathai battled throughout her professional life, including illegal logging of public forests.
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President Ruto: African youth are taking the lead in innovating and finding solutions to climate change challenges, even with limited resources and support
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As the Africa Climate Summit (ACS) approaches, the continent finds itself at a pivotal crossroads in the battle against climate change
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In the face of escalating climate disasters, Kenya is grappling with a silent crisis that extends beyond the visible destruction. https://t.co/gcvBLbOz0f
Human activities are responsible for the devastating drought currently plaguing the Horn of Africa, new scientific evidence shows. https://t.co/xN4o23mRQj
Three-year-old Floyce Oyier struggles to stand on her feet. Unlike children of her age, she still crawls. She is unstable and her legs are feeble.
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The journalists had an opportunity to have a discussion on #journalism and #politics with First Deputy Spokesperson of the Federal Government and First Deputy Head of the Press and Information Office of the Federal Government of Germany.
Originating from Kodiaga Hills, Maragoli Forest, and Riat Hills, Rivers Kisat, Auji, and Kibos have long provided vital resources to families in the densely populated city of Kisumu.
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Globally, most of the processed #fish we eat results in tons of waste that #pollutes aquatic environments & threatens local species. Here's how young scientists in #Kenya are making fish oil & flowers from fish waste on Lake Victoria. @Mactilda_M reports https://t.co/Tf3UaXZt2y