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Desperation blurs line between meteorology and rainmaking in Kenya
By Gabe Joselow An extreme cycle of drought in the Horn of Africa has pushed millions into hunger. Now, Kenyan meteorologists are exploring ways to enhance rainfall in areas of the country dried out...
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Kenya’s second largest city faces climate change threat
By Brian Otieno, The United Nations Development Programme head in the country has dismissed the theory that Kenya’s second city Mombasa will sink in 50 years. UNDP Kenya resident representative Aeneas...
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Kenya to host World Water Congress
By Stephene Sangira, Nairobi county will next year host the prestigious IWA 3rd Development Congress under the International Water Association. The Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company recently...
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Kenyans avoid birth control plans for disease fear
Most urban women believe that contraceptives lead to diseases like cancer and most can’t access the services. According to two health reports released last week, every four out of five women surveyed...
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Kenya students exhibt scientific skills
By George Achia Two students from Kenya used locally sourced materials regarded as waste (molasses, maize cobs) with a combination of Tithonia plant to produced a nutritious animal feed rich in energy,...
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East African states to share agricultural research online
By ISAAC KHISA The Association for Strengthening Research in Agriculture in Eastern and Central Africa (Asareca) has created an online portal through which scientists in member countries will share...
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Researchers discover new human species in Kenya
Researchers have uncovered a new species of human that lived 2 million year ago after studying fossils found in Kenya. A famous paleontology family has found the bones that they think confirm a theory...
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Getting Universities to engage in biotechnology policy dialogue
By George Achia Kenyan universities have been challenged to actively engage in biotechnology policy dialogue and advise the government on the latest and best biotechnology innovations. Speaking at Jomo...
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Scientists call for action on cervical cancer mortality in Kenya
Less than 7 per cent of cervical cancer patients in Kenya are getting the optimum treatment needed to eradicate the disease, leading to unnecessary deaths – a study by The University of Manchester...
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Kenya to launch space centre
By Nyambega Gisesa Kenya is in the final stages of establishing a space centre, the equivalent of National Aeronautics and Space Administration(NASA) agency, a project that will propel Kenya to the...
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