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    Nairobi launches Beijing-inspired underpass network to unclog central business district

    Nairobi launches Beijing-inspired underpass network to unclog central business district

    Construction has begun on the Greenpark Terminus Pedestrian Underpass, a 500-metre Beijing-inspired walkway at Haile Selassie Avenue and Uhuru Highway designed to protect pedestrians, improve traffic flow and complement other major road projects aimed at easing Nairobi’s congestion.

    86 days ago•Development & Infrastructure•
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    Green Groups Condemn Ruto's Lifting of Mau Forest Logging Ban
    Agriculture

    Green Groups Condemn Ruto's Lifting of Mau Forest Logging Ban

    President Ruto's directive to end the six-year logging moratorium in Kenya's largest water tower has ignited fierce opposition from environmentalists, who warn of catastrophic ecological and economic consequences for Kenya and the region.

    SOStreamline Official
    Oct 30, 2025
    Kenya's Food Security Threatened by Widespread Soil Degradation
    Agriculture

    Kenya's Food Security Threatened by Widespread Soil Degradation

    With over 30% of Kenya's agricultural land degraded and 63% of arable land now acidic, experts warn of a deepening food insecurity crisis and call for urgent nationwide adoption of soil restoration practices.

    SOStreamline Official
    Oct 30, 2025
    US Super-Rich Emissions Fuel Climate Crisis, Oxfam Report Warns
    Agriculture

    US Super-Rich Emissions Fuel Climate Crisis, Oxfam Report Warns

    A new analysis reveals the world's wealthiest 0.1% emit 4,000 times more carbon than the poorest, directly fueling the droughts and floods devastating communities across Kenya and the Horn of Africa.

    SOStreamline Official
    Oct 29, 2025
    Kenyan Women Fight for Land Rights Amidst Deep-Rooted Cultural Barriers
    Agriculture

    Kenyan Women Fight for Land Rights Amidst Deep-Rooted Cultural Barriers

    Despite progressive laws, Kenyan women, who form the backbone of the agricultural sector, continue to face significant challenges in owning and inheriting land, hindering their economic empowerment and national food security.

    SOStreamline Official
    Oct 8, 2025
    Urban Farming Takes Root in Kenyan Cities Amid Rising Food Costs
    Agriculture

    Urban Farming Takes Root in Kenyan Cities Amid Rising Food Costs

    Kenyans in major cities are increasingly adopting urban farming to combat escalating food prices, transforming small spaces into sources of fresh produce and supplementary income. This trend offers a practical solution to household food security and economic challenges.

    SOStreamline Official
    Oct 7, 2025
    Built Environment Professionals Convene in Kisumu Amid Policy Focus
    Agriculture

    Built Environment Professionals Convene in Kisumu Amid Policy Focus

    Kenya's built environment professionals are meeting in Kisumu for their annual convention, a gathering expected to shape discussions on national development policies and project execution.

    SOStreamline Official
    Oct 2, 2025
    KWS pulls out Lake Nakuru National Park from Saturday’s free entry offer
    Agriculture

    KWS pulls out Lake Nakuru National Park from Saturday’s free entry offer

    In a surprising move, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) announced that Lake Nakuru National Park will be excluded from the free-entry promotion scheduled for Saturday, September 27, which the government had offered for all national parks in honor of World Tourism Day.

    SOStreamline Official
    Sep 27, 2025
    Egerton University collaborate with Nanjing University to train over 100 youths in energy efficient farming methods
    Agriculture

    Egerton University collaborate with Nanjing University to train over 100 youths in energy efficient farming methods

    In a pioneering collaboration, Egerton University and Nanjing University have launched a training programme that has equipped over 100 youth from Nakuru County with skills in energy-efficient, indoor farming techniques using LED grow lights.

    SOStreamline Official
    Sep 24, 2025
    Planting the Wrong Trees: Experts Explain Slow Growth of Kenya’s Forest Cover
    Agriculture

    Planting the Wrong Trees: Experts Explain Slow Growth of Kenya’s Forest Cover

    Environmental advocates in Dongo Kundu say Kenya’s forest cover is not increasing because tree-planting drives often use species unsuited to local conditions, causing high mortality rates and wasting resources.

    SOStreamline Official
    Sep 17, 2025
    Youth-Led ‘Plant Your Age’ Campaign Inspires Kenyans to Fight Climate Change
    Agriculture

    Youth-Led ‘Plant Your Age’ Campaign Inspires Kenyans to Fight Climate Change

    The Green Africa Foundation’s new ‘Plant Your Age’ campaign calls on Kenyan youth to plant trees matching their age while supporting a 13-year-old climate activist who has planted over 7,000 trees, highlighting the role of citizen-led initiatives in combating climate change.

    SOStreamline Official
    Sep 14, 2025
    Kenya Met Forecasts Rain and Cooler Weather for Several Regions
    Agriculture

    Kenya Met Forecasts Rain and Cooler Weather for Several Regions

    The Kenya Meteorological Department forecasts that many parts of the country will experience rainfall and cooler conditions through the coming week. Central and western regions (including Nairobi, the Rift Valley highlands and Lake Victoria areas)

    SOStreamline Official
    Sep 9, 2025
    President Ruto Heads to Addis Ababa for Africa Climate Summit to Push Green Agenda
    Agriculture

    President Ruto Heads to Addis Ababa for Africa Climate Summit to Push Green Agenda

    President William Ruto has traveled to Addis Ababa to attend the 2nd Africa Climate Summit, where he will launch a new report on Africa’s climate progress and advocate for initiatives to finance green growth and resilience.

    SOStreamline Official
    Sep 7, 2025
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