

Written by Kevin Wafula
Although Kenya’s rain-fed agriculture contributes more than one-quarter of the GDP, recent frequent droughts have left millions without access to adequate food and slowed the nation’s economic growth by an annual average of 2.8 percent between 2008 and 2011.
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Written by Sarah Ooko
The Dandora dumpsite – destination of about 850 tonnes of solid waste generated daily by around 3.5 million inhabitants of Nairobi, Kenya’s capital city was once a quarry that the City Council of Nairobi sought to use temporarily. But it still exists, forty years later. Today, birds and pigs thrive in the dumpsite, scavenging heaps of rubbish for food. Beneath them, waste pickers pounce on trash that includes industrial, agricultural, domestic and medical waste. Studies have confirmed the presence of dangerous elements such as Lead, Mercury, Cadmium and PCBs. A move to close it down is not easy to contemplate.
Written by Kevin Wafula
Governments meeting at the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice conference ongoing in Bonn, Germany were urged to look up from their legal and procedural tricks and focus on the planetary emergency that is hitting Africa first and hardest.
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Improved network performance is vital for ensuring subscriber loyalty among smartphone users, and provides operators with a significant competitive advantage, according to details contained in the 2013 edition of Ericsson ConsumerLab Report.
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As Africa marked the Day of the African Child last Sunday, children in Kajiado County called upon the government to curb harmful social and cultural practices that affect them in a comprehensive manner.
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