Daniel Muoki

A recent move by the government to rally Kenyans to plant some 100 million trees in a single day was a bold step in the fight against climate change, with a new report from the World Bank warning that development would slow down if country does address the phenomenon.

The government has in the last one year laid the foundation for a bottom-up transformation, putting the country on the path to economic recovery. President William Ruto in his State of the Nation address to Parliament outlined every brick his administration has used in laying the foundation for the much-needed recovery.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s tour of Kenya last week promises to increase bilateral cooperation in trade and investment, security and environmental conservation between Kenya and Britain, as well as heal historical wounds arising from colonial injustices.

The government’s long-term plan to reduce the household disease burden is taking shape, with the recent unveiling of Community Health Promoters as well as the legislative reforms lined up in the sector steadily actualising the objective.

Kenya emerged as a leader in climate action when the country hosted the Africa Climate Summit this month, where it rallied other nations in the continent to enhance mitigation efforts. The spotlight was on the country and President William Ruto, who is also the chairman of the Committee of African Heads of State on Climate […]

The Africa Climate Summit saw Kenya walk out from the meeting with various gains that would drive the country’s climate agenda in the coming years. Kenya did not only bag several financing deals, but also launched various initiatives, policies, strategies, and laws that would shape its green drive