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Going Green, Growing Value: The Business Case for Sustainable Offices

The modern workplace is evolving. As businesses navigate rising operational costs, shifting stakeholder expectations and growing environmental pressures, sustainability is no longer simply a corporate responsibility commitment. It is a business imperative. Offices, often associated with high energy use, resource consumption and waste generation, offer organisations an opportunity to rethink how they operate, reduce their […]...

From Turning Pages to Endless Scrolling: When Screens Steal the Spotlight

Before every pause was filled with a screen, there was room for other experiences. Passengers read newspapers or novels, or watched the landscape pass by. Children played while adults talked, and afte...

23 Oct 2026

Beyond the Tour: How Slum Tourism Can Drive Sustainability and Community Impact in Kibra

Kenya is renowned for its safaris, sandy beaches and iconic landscapes. Yet beyond these attractions lies another side of the country, shaped by urban life, entrepreneurship, creativity and community ...

17 Oct 2026

How Breast Cancer Awareness Month Turns Communication into Action

Pink October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It also promotes early detection. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM) began in October 1985 as ...

10 Oct 2026

From Waste to Worth: Rethinking Textile Waste in Kenya

For many Kenyans, the life of a piece of clothing appears simple: buy it, wear it, donate it or throw it away. However, behind that seemingly ordinary cycle is a growing environmental and economic cha...

3 Oct 2026

Guardians of the Tide: How High-Integrity Blue Carbon Is Reclaiming Kenya’s Coastline

Along Kenya’s coastline, some of the country’s most important climate assets are not found in power plants, solar farms or forests. They are rooted in tidal mud, submerged beneath shallow coastal ...

26 Sep 2026

Eyes in the Sky, Roots in the Soil: How Drones Could Make Agriculture More Sustainable in Kenya

From the ground, a farm can look deceptively uniform. Rows of crops stretch across a field, the soil appears healthy, and plants seem to grow at the same pace. Yet from above, a different story emerge...

19 Sep 2026

Behavioural Nudges for Conservation: Turning Environmental Intentions into Action

Conservation has traditionally focused on policies, regulations, awareness campaigns and investments in environmental protection. While these remain essential, their effectiveness ultimately depends o...

11 Sep 2026

Preparing for El Niño: Protecting Your Home, Health and Finances

There is something comforting about a rainy day – listening to the rain, staying indoors and perhaps sleeping a little longer. But that comfort can quickly turn into concern when heavy rains flood h...

6 Sep 2026

Anatomy of a Crisis: The Escalating Threat of High-Altitude Disasters and Adaptation Measures

Anatomy of a Crisis: The Escalating Threat of High-Altitude Disasters and Adaptation Measures On the morning of 26 August 2026, a massive bedrock and glacial collapse near 5,200 metres on the northe...

29 Aug 2026

Kenya’s Transition from Clean Energy to Economic Opportunity

In Africa, Kenya has one of the strongest renewable energy foundations. Geothermal, hydro and wind are major contributors to electricity generation, with geothermal accounting for 39.51%, followed by ...

21 Aug 2026

The Price of Coexistence: Communities, Wildlife and a Changing Climate

In Wangwaci, Laikipia County, elephants can enter farms and destroy crops, fences and other property. For a large commercial farmer, such losses may be financially painful. For a smallholder farmer, l...

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