It was a shocking story in a recent National Geographic documentary. There was a picture of a Filipino trader sitting surrounded by these very expensive carved ivory artifacts which most people would
Nature
American Bat to Eat Kenyan Malaria Mosquitoes
A bat species may soon be the answer to Malaria prevention in Kenya once scientific investigations are completed by Kenyan scientists and environmentalists.
Cost of Land Pollution on Coastal Communities
As humans, we are the dominant species on this tottering planet of ours and pollution has become an issue which has to be dealt with on a war footing today. This is because we have been careless about
Does Planting Trees in Malawi Really Help?
Malawi is a small and poor country located on the southern part of Africa. The country has a population of about 13.1 million people with over 85% of them depending on agriculture for their survival.
UNEP Dinner: Why Do We Waste So Much Food?
Imagine being part of a huge party where hundreds of ministers and high-level officials dined on perfectly good food grown by Kenyan farmers, but rejected by UK supermarkets due to their external impe
Egypt’s Largest Natural Woodland
Have you ever heard of Egypt’s largest natural woodland? It’s Elba Protectorate. This is the largest natural protected area in Egypt, out of her officially declared 29 protectorates so far.
Retracing Roots for Dinosaurs In Kenya
That Kenya was an abode for the early man is no longer disputed. The country’s northern part has produced explicit evidence of human existence after the discovery of a 1.6 metre-tall complete human
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