Uganda’s Zigoti Coffee Wants Its Beans to Leave the Continent as Premium Products, Not Raw Sacks

Uganda's Zigoti Coffee Wants Its Beans to Leave the Continent as Premium Products, Not Raw Sacks

Have you ever wondered where your morning coffee begins? Who grows it? Who gets paid for it? And how much of its value stays with the people who did the work? For decades, across much of Africa, the honest answer has been: not much. We grow it, we ship it raw, and someone else keeps … Read more

Respect, Voice and the Power of Intergenerational Wisdom in Environmental Action

Respect, Voice and the Power of Intergenerational Wisdom in Environmental Action

In the work of environmental advocacy, one concept that often arises but rarely gets unpacked is respect. It’s spoken about as a value, a cultural tradition, and even a principle of leadership. But what does it really mean in the sustainability space? How do we practice respect in a way that uplifts rather than silences, … Read more

What Does a Just Transition Look Like in Kenya?

What Does a Just Transition Look Like in Kenya

When we talk about climate action, the focus is often on emissions, energy, and the environment. But if we zoom out or, better yet, zoom in, we realise it’s also about people. It’s about livelihoods, dignity, and justice. That’s where the idea of a “Just Transition” comes in. It’s one of those terms that’s easy … Read more

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