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Scientists have called on more investment for research to help solve the serious problems climate change is having on people's health. Speaking during a webinar on prioritizing Health in Climate Change Action in Africa jointly organized by the African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP), London School of Tropical Medicine, the…
Kenya has made some progress in closing the gender gap, moving from a gender gap index of 69.2% in 2021 to 72.9% in 2022, according to the World Economic Forum Global Gender Gap Report of 2022. The recently released Kenya Health and Demographic Survey showed improvements in gender equality indicators,…
For climate action to be effective, impactful, and healthy for African countries and people there must be a coming together of the climate framing of the north and the development framing of the south. There is an urgent need to deliver the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while addressing the climate injustices experienced in Africa, the most vulnerable continent that did the least to cause the climate crisis. This event will explore the different dimensions of climate action for African countries across energy, food systems and health.
Apart from the hatching business, where he sells day-old chicks, Bernard Onyango also fabricates the incubators for sale on order and keeps some 500 indigenous (local) chicken for meat and eggs
The annual death rate of children under five years old could double to about 38,000 by 2049 compared with the decade 2005–2014, without cuts to rising carbon emissions, a study estimates.