Africa Climate Conversations

08/01/2026

Off-grid solar systems has been extremely vital in many parts of as they are relied upon to provide energy. But these devices contains very toxic materials and have a short lifespan.

Could countries learn from these to prepare for on-grid infrastructure expected in the near future?

What’s your thoughts?

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08/01/2026

Did you know that the European Union and United States of America recycling rates are at about 10% despite the EU having a policy mandating recycling?

What’s your country doing about these future wastes?

08/01/2026

I have been on the coverage for slightly over a decade now and a lot of things no longer makes sense to be honest.

But on the ♻️ front I keep wondering why we aren’t accelerating finding solutions for their waste as fast as nations are pushed to keep installing them to avoid a crisis in the future.

And so I thought let’s have this conversation.

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What’s your thoughts?

05/12/2025

in is a !

Ideally, you do not build on such land. You leave it for wildlife and biodiversity as it was intended.

But who are humans🥹

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03/12/2025

Is waters likely to keep rising past the levels they are today?

Watch Africa Climate Conversations historical flood analysis on YouTube.

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02/12/2025

Did you know that water has always risen and fallen naturally for decades? This current floods is not an exception. It’s just the lakes breathing naturally as they were intended.

Watch full video on our Africa Climate Conversations YouTube channel.

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04/07/2025

I just visited Syethe village, in Kenya's Makueni County. Met this amazing group of women inspired by the to weave beaded and traditional bags and use to sell them.

It's not just about earning money but breeding a new hashtag of in times of changing agricultural fortunes, tackling , and improving family relations.

Please watch it on YouTube. I hope you enjoy watching it, just as I enjoyed creating it ☺️. Please don't just watch it, share, subscribe, like and leave me a comment.

In a time of affecting the way we how is weaving helping breed a new of in times of changing agricultural fortunes ...

29/04/2024

Since 2021, I have walked a mile with a family from Gitugi village in Murang’a county who were impacted by a landslide in 2018.

The long term mental health impacts that results from these disasters takes a big toll not just on the psycho-social aspect but the general well being of those left after the tragedy.

Today, as Mai-Mahiu was hit so was Kiganjo in Mathioya close to Gitugi. The risk of more landslides is very prevalent with the amount of rainfall Kenya has received.

22/04/2024

As the World celebrate the , we pay special attention to the ecosystems. In Kwale County, south of Mombasa Kenya, a bridge construction opening up Funzi Island to the mainland cut off a section of Mangroves forests leading to and extensive diebacks. This has also impacted community efforts to restore the previously degraded mangrove forest areas along the Vanga-Funzi complex.

Infrastructure development is among major threat threatening mangroves in Kenya.

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29/03/2024

In 2020, during the COVID-19 epidemic, a group of fifteen women joined together to protect a stretch of Mangrove forest on the southern coast of Kenya's Vanga-Funzi Bay. With the addition of youth and children's conservation wings, the Tunusuru Conservation Women's Group has grown to a robust 30 members. The women had successfully propagated around 400,000 propagules by the end of 2023.

To find out how they are making a living, what motivated them, and how they are propagating these mangroves, please check out Africa Climate Conversations on all podcast channels or our website Link below https://africaclimateconversations.com/podcast/empowering-women-revitalizing-mangroves-a-story-from-kenya/