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Dr Abdou Tenkouano Director General of icipe

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Kenya among 25 high burden countries set to benefi...

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Africa begins harmonization of policies, regulatio...

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Politics, Mis/Disinformation hindering adoption of...

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MolBio’s new Technology ‘Truenat Machine’ to expan...

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AMR driven by erratic use and lack of access to ef...

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Saving Kenya’s Oloolua Forest

by kensjane | Feb 28, 2023 | Environment, Forestry | 0 |

By sophie Mbugua The first instalment of this two-part series on just transitions visits Nairobi’s...

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Kenya ready to restore degraded land

by kensjane | Feb 28, 2023 | Climate change, Environment, Forestry | 0 |

By KENSJA Correspondent The government is set to operationalise laws seeking to tackle the ongoing...

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Kenyan landscape heavily degraded

by kensjane | Feb 25, 2023 | Climate change, Forestry | 0 |

By KENSJA Correspondent Nearly all the landscapes in the country are heavily degraded, exposing...

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Kenya targets 30 percent forest cover by 2050

by kensjane | Jun 15, 2022 | Forestry | 0 |

By Duncan Mboyah Julius Kamau, Chief Conservator of Forests (CCF) revealed a roadmap towards...

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