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Reclaiming Names, Reclaiming Africa.

There is an undeniable power in a name. It’s more than just a label; it’s a vessel for history, a declaration of identity, and a connection to those who came

Noise Pollution : Trees as Natural Sound Absorbers.

Noise pollution is considered one of the most overlooked environmental issues especially in urban areas yet these areas are increasingly becoming noisier due to increase in traffic, industrial activities, construction

Greenwashing: Inspired by a Towel.

The term “greenwashing” was coined by Jay Westerveld, an environmentalist, in 1986. This is after he had taken a trip to Fiji in 1983 and during his stay at a

Littering Irk

Lets talk littering Green Advocates! One thing battling and getting to my nerves lately is, why would someone trash a plastic bottle beside a busy pedestrian walkway. The art of

The East Africa’s Coastline

When we look at a map of Africa’s eastern coast, we see more than just a line where land meets sea. We see a rich tapestry of bays, inlets, and

Saba Saba.

The Day Kenyans Refused to Stay Silent If you grew up in Kenya, chances are you’ve heard the phrase “Saba Saba” used around. Maybe in political speeches, old news clips,

Ignorance Is No Defense.

5 Laws Every Kenyan Should Know. In Kenya, it’s not uncommon to hear someone say, “Sikujua ni makosa” (I didn’t know it was a crime). But here’s the truth: the

Arrested in Kenya?

Here’s What You Need to Know (And Do) Behind each viral image of a protester being dragged into a police van is a story  of fear, of confusion, and of

REVENUE LAYERING IN CONSERVATION.

A Smarter Way to Conserve and Earn What if one piece of land could pay your children’s school fees, feed your animals, and still store your carbon? That’s the promise