News stories by Robert Kibet, page 2

  1. Indigenous Voices and Food Systems Lead the Way at COP28

    - Inter Press Service

    Nov 22 (IPS) - In a groundbreaking development, indigenous farmer communities are poised to bring the spotlight onto food systems at the upcoming UN Climate Conference (COP28) in Dubai.

  2. Informal Workers Key to Successful Waste Management in Africa

    - Inter Press Service

    NAIROBI, Oct 02 (IPS) - With the African continent recycling less than 11 percent of its waste, COP28 provided leaders on the African continent to consider integrated waste systems that include informal waste workers.

  3. Frankincense and Myrrh Have New Economic Resonance for Women in Kenyas Arid North

    - Inter Press Service

    Nairobi, Jun 16 (IPS) - Clad in traditional regalia and necklaces of richly coloured beads that form magnificent patterns around their necks, an army of women from the pastoral Rendile community that resides at the heart of Marsabit, a county in Kenya’s arid north, is on a mission.

  4. Expectations High for First Global Blue Economy Conference

    - Inter Press Service

    NAIROBI, Nov 22 (IPS) - In a matter of days the world's blue economy actors and experts will converge in Nairobi, Kenya for the first ever global conference on sustainable blue economy.

  5. Putting Women Front and Centre in the Development Agenda

    - Inter Press Service

    NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 12 (IPS) - Reengineering the framework of support by bringing in women as new actors in effective development cooperation will play a pivotal role in achieving the 2030 Agenda for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

  6. Kenyan Pastoralists Fighting Climate Change Through Food Forests

    - Inter Press Service

  7. Unsafe Abortions Continue to Plague Kenya

    - Inter Press Service

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    NAIROBI, May 02 (IPS) - She is just 14, but Janida avoids eye contact with others, preferring to look down at the ground and nodding her head if someone tries to engage her in conversation.

  8. Kenyan Pastoralists Protest Wanton Destruction of Indigenous Forest

    - Inter Press Service

    NAIROBI, Apr 25 (IPS) - Armed with twigs and placards, enraged residents from a semi-pastoral community 360 km north of Kenya's capital, Nairobi, protested this week against wanton destruction of indigenous forest – their alternative source of livelihood.

  9. Kenya’s Ogiek Women Conquer Cultural Barriers to Support their Families

    - Inter Press Service

    NAKURU COUNTY, Kenya, Sep 22 (IPS) - Just two years ago, Mary Ondolo, a 50-year-old mother of nine from Kenya's marginalised, hunter-gatherer community, the Ogiek, used to live in a grass thatched, mud house for decades. 

  10. The Deadly Occupation Attracting Kenya’s Youth

    - Inter Press Service

    NAKURU COUNTY, Kenya, Aug 06 (IPS) - Allan Karanja, 22, is a sand harvester. His job is a complex and arduous one that involves him working in deep pits, equipped only with a shovel, crowbar and no protective gear, as he mines sand. It's also a deadly occupation.

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