Empower Yourself, Ignite Sustainability
Finally, I participated in planting mangroves in Miritini, Mombasa. I have also admired and longed to experience this for a while. Thanks to my friends, who kept sharing photos of the whole process. It looked too fulfilling not to want to experience one yourself. So I started making plans early not to miss this one. … Read more
Wetlands are a critical part of our natural environment. They protect our shores from wave action, reduce the impacts of floods, absorb pollutants and improve water quality. https://www.environment.gov.au/ #WorldWetlandsDay #WetlandsForBetterHealth #WetlandsDayKe
As I took a walk to see how far the lake had managed to swallow the dry land, I was lucky to meet a ting flamboyance of flamingoes in a sewage plant. They were so unbothered by our presence, allowing us sufficient time to take photos as well enjoy the beautiful view. Some of the … Read more
Did you know that people are fishing at Lake Nakuru? By now you should have heard of the swelling Rift Valley lakes. lake Nakuru is among these lakes. It has increased in size and now busting into the nearby villages. And with it, it came with lots of fish. Unfortunately, it has also swallowed people’s … Read more
Two years ago, I visited this river that used to be our rescue when we were experiencing water shortage at school. Back then, it was full of life, and you have to be extra careful not to be carried away. It did carry away buckets, clothes, and jugs. But luckily, all students remained safe throughout … Read more
The Two Worlds we created, and their Impact on Climate Change. The worlds am talking about, are the cities and rural areas. They are very different worlds that have occupants who interact completely differently towards our planet. Each of their population has adapted to different ways of living due to the resources available to them. … Read more
When we were kids, the fun part of visiting grannies was having to enjoy stories around the three stones open fire. It felt way better than the couch back home. This involved conversations, interesting tales, and not the usual cartoon shows, on the black and white TV. The food almost tasted better. Not forgetting the … Read more
That’s right, your voice and action can work miracle in reclaiming a healthy planet back. Just a friendly reminder: As a consumer, you have the power to decide what you buy and in which direction the market goes – not corporations. Most times business people have done their best to make us believe that we … Read more
As we celebrate breastfeeding, ensure to breastfeed your babies to help fight climate change. First and foremost, congrats to all moms out there having a little bundle of joy. I salute all mothers, for being our superheroes although we fail to recognize so as often as required. There is another chance to do what you … Read more
2020’s June Feels like July 2020’s June Feels like July, does the same applies to where you are? The rains and cold weather have been gracing Nairobi. Just when the curfew was pushed back a few hours. With the history of how Nairobians fear the rain, guys rush home as soon as the first drop … Read more