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Electric car debuts as Rhino Charge raises Sh269 million for conservation

By Caroline Chebet   2025-06-04 10:06:05

A total of 64 out of 65 registered teams participated, a sharp increase from last year's 54 competitors and the previous year’s 52 entrants.

Government cites financial constraints, political reshuffles in Ogiek case delay

By Caroline Chebet   2025-06-06 16:24:46

The Kenyan government has reported to the African Court that financial constraints and political reshuffles have stalled its compliance to implement the Ogiek Court ruling.

Environmentalists calls for crackdown on banned single-use plastics

By Caroline Chebet   2025-06-12 15:42:50

Environmentalists have raised concerns about the non-compliance with the ban on single-use plastic bags.

Nakuru makes baby steps to revive dying creative industry

By Caroline Chebet   2025-06-14 06:00:00

In November 2023, UNESCO placed Nakuru and Port Louis in Mauritius to its list of Creative Cities Network. The two cities became the first in Eastern Africa to join the prestigious network.

Disillusioned youth find voice in dark humour

By Caroline Chebet   2025-06-27 00:00:00

From youths humorously posting their last wishes and eulogies, complete with the photos they’d like used on their epitaphs, online platforms have become home to darkly comic posts.

Conservationists slam Atwoli over push to scrap Nairobi National Park

By Caroline Chebet   2025-07-01 15:49:56

Conservationists have slammed Cotu Secretary General Francis Atwoli’s proposal to scrap Nairobi National Park to create space for expansion of the city.

Tana Delta farmers fear for future harvests as saltwater creeps inland

By Caroline Chebet   2025-07-07 00:00:00

In villages like Ozi, where most residents are farmers who depend on the Tana River for fresh water, each harvest has continued to shrink as salty water from the sea keeps pushing inland.

Africa's freshwater fish risk extinction, says report

By Caroline Chebet   2025-07-11 06:00:00

According to a report released yesterday, it is estimated that the continent is home to more than 3,200 freshwater fish.

State terminates Sh337 billion high grand dam project in Tharaka Nithi

By Caroline Chebet   2025-07-15 14:42:02

The National Treasury has terminated the Sh337 billion High Grand Dam falls project in Tharaka Nithi County over failure to meet key regulatory requirements during the evaluation process.

Study: Like humans, Guinea Fowls feel the strain of leadership

By Caroline Chebet   2025-07-27 12:36:12

Dr James Klarevas-Irby, a co-author of the study, noted that an individual’s heart rate increases when they attempt to lead without gaining enough support.

The changing face of Tana Delta

By Caroline Chebet   2025-08-08 09:26:56

 The farms around are dotted with patches of lush green, a phenomenon that is slowly replicating across 105 villages spread across the country's largest delta, the Tana Delta.

Study shows only 14 per cent of disabled women use contraceptives

By Caroline Chebet   2025-08-12 15:44:40

new study has revealed that sexual health knowledge and modern contraceptive use among women with disabilities in many countries, including Kenya, is very low.

Global rhino population continues to fall despite drop in poaching

By Caroline Chebet   2025-08-18 00:00:00

Despite poaching in Africa dropping to its lowest level since 2011, rhino population continues to decline, largely due to drought, management challenges, and a fall in white rhino numbers.

Vice Chancellors call for research funding as USAID exit impacts institutions

By Caroline Chebet   2025-08-19 17:02:45

Stakeholders in academia are advocating for increased funding for research, as institutions face cash crunch following the departure of USAID, a major research funder.

New technology to create safer flyways for birds

By Caroline Chebet   2025-08-25 16:19:16

Around the same time, a flock of flamingos also became victims of the ever-increasing casualties in the delicate balance between conservation and development.

Researchers embark on project to combat Rift Valley fever

By Caroline Chebet   2025-08-26 16:28:47

The experts, drawn from institutions in Kenya and Tanzania, will be undertaking the project that is expected to pave the way for the development of vaccines to combat the disease.

Where's our kin?: Fury after another body mix-up at mortuary

By Caroline Chebet   2025-08-27 08:00:00

Mourners turn up for burial only to be told the body was missing at the hospital. Body of a baby that went missing at the Nakuru Level 5 in February is yet to be found.

Why TSC's new ranking scale has sparked uproar among tutors

By Caroline Chebet   2025-09-01 09:00:00

The lowest in the ranking are language teachers, who are awarded 25 marks, and humanities teachers, who receive five marks.

How Climate change, shifting markets threaten Kenya's butterfly farmers

By Caroline Chebet   2025-09-01 17:05:46

Extreme weather events pose a challenge to butterfly farming for export, a trade that has been going on for decades.

Air pollution is killing more than HIVAIDS

By Caroline Chebet   2025-09-05 11:00:00

Air pollution in Kenya is 3.2 times higher than the WHO guidelines and 0.7 times higher than the global average.