Kenyan FM Optimistic About Continued Growth in China-Africa Ties
Kenyan Foreign Minister Musalia Mudavadi expresses optimism for the continued growth of China-Africa relations, emphasizing trade expansion and support for Africa’s global agenda.
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Intensifying Drought Threatens Millions in Kenya’s Arid Regions
Kenya’s National Drought Management Authority reports worsening drought conditions in 20 out of 23 arid counties, putting millions at risk of starvation due to a poor rainy season.
Kenyan Student Celebrates Chinese New Year Traditions at Peking University
A Kenyan student at Peking University embraces Chinese New Year traditions, finding joy and connection through cultural festivities with friends.
Huawei and IUCN Launch Initiative to Safeguard Kenya’s Marine Treasures
Huawei and IUCN have launched a three-year project to protect the Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park and Reserve on Kenya’s south coast, aiming to conserve its rich biodiversity through innovative technology.
Bamboo Revolution: Restoring Kenya’s Ecosystems and Livelihoods
In Kenya’s Nzoia River Basin, bamboo is transforming flood control and ecosystem restoration. Through China-Kenya collaboration, local communities are using bamboo to enhance climate resilience and livelihoods.
Kenya Launches Rhino Ear-Notching Initiative to Boost Conservation
Kenya has launched a rhinoceros ear-notching and transmitter fitting exercise to enhance conservation efforts, aiming to protect 20 to 25 rhinos in Tsavo West National Park through advanced monitoring techniques.
Kenya Launches China-Supported Bamboo Initiative to Combat Floods Along Nzoia River
Kenya has launched a bamboo planting initiative along the Nzoia River basin, supported by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, to combat flooding and enhance climate resilience for local communities.
Honey Bees Prove Effective in Deterring Elephants from Kenyan Farms
A new study reveals honey bees repel elephants by over 86% in Kenyan farms, offering a natural solution to human-elephant conflicts.
Kenya Unveils 2024-2028 Strategic Plan to Boost Wildlife Conservation
Kenya Wildlife Service unveils its 2024-2028 strategic plan, focusing on a science-led, data-driven approach to enhance wildlife conservation, reduce biodiversity loss, and engage local communities.
Bridging Cultures: China Deepens Global Cultural Exchanges
China deepens global cultural exchanges, from Brazilian partnerships to African educators in Tianjin, and traditional arts flourishing in Shenzhen’s ‘Drama Valley’.
Kenya’s ‘Chinese Girl’ Sharifu: Continuing a 600-Year China-Africa Friendship
Discover the inspiring story of Sharifu, a Chinese medicine practitioner from Kenya, who continues the 600-year-old friendship between the Chinese mainland and Africa. Unveiling her journey on September 3.
Kenya Confirms Second Mpox Case Amid Heightened Vigilance
Kenya’s Ministry of Health has confirmed the country’s second case of mpox, pledging intensified surveillance to prevent further transmission.
The Great Migration 2024: Witnessing Nature’s Grand Spectacle
Discover why the annual wildebeest migration in Kenya’s Maasai Mara is considered one of the world’s greatest natural wonders.
Kenya Boosts Water Conservation Efforts to Combat Climate Change
Kenya intensifies sustainable water conservation efforts to help communities combat climate change impacts, investing in innovative solutions to ensure water security.
Death Toll from Anti-Tax Protests in Kenya Rises to 50
Death toll from anti-tax protests in Kenya rises to 50, with 413 injured, as youth-led demonstrations continue despite President William Ruto withdrawing tax hikes and dismissing cabinet members.
Emmanuel Wanyonyi Runs Third-Fastest 800m Ever at Kenya’s Olympic Trials
Emmanuel Wanyonyi ran the third-fastest men’s 800 meters ever at Kenya’s Olympic Trials, securing his spot for Paris 2024. The trials in Nairobi showcased exceptional athletic performances.
Kenyan Authorities Intensify Efforts to Curb Human-Wildlife Conflicts
Kenya intensifies surveillance in Nairobi to address rising human-wildlife conflicts as lions venture into suburbs, posing risks to residents and pets.
Erratic Weather Patterns in Kenya Disrupt Traditional Agriculture
Erratic weather patterns in Kenya are disrupting traditional agriculture, reflecting global challenges that also impact Asia’s farmers.
Kenya Introduces New Compensation Scheme for Victims of Wildlife Attacks
Kenya has launched a new compensation program for victims of wildlife attacks, offering up to $23,543 to affected individuals, aiming to foster peaceful coexistence between communities and wildlife.
Kenya Allocates $1.86 Million for Nationwide 2024 Wildlife Census
Kenya allocates $1.86 million for a comprehensive 2024 wildlife census to gather data on all aquatic and land-based species, bolstering conservation efforts nationwide.
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