Category: Climate Action

This season, the rains were scattered and unreliable. Long dry spells were suddenly broken by heavy rains. In some farms, seeds rotted in the soil due to excess moisture, causing uneven germination. In others, crops dried up soon after emerging. Farmers could not plan. They planted with hope, waited with anxiety, and watched their efforts slip away.

Climate justice is when every person has the right to live in a safe and healthy environment regardless of where they come from or how

Karura Forest, one of Nairobi’s most treasured green spaces, has once again found itself at the center of public debate. A new directive requires that all payments to access the forest be made through the government’s eCitizen platform. This restructuring impacts the operations of the facility and the livelihood of those who work there. Previously, these payments were managed jointly by the Friends of Karura Forest (FKF) and the Kenya Forest Service (KFS). Yet beyond payment systems, bigger questions linger about how Karura is managed and whether its conservation practices truly reflect sustainable environmental efforts.