How companies calculate their carbon footprints The biggest corporations account for more than two-thirds of the global emissions.
What President Raisi’s death means for Iran stability The death of Raisi and his foreign minister will shake up Iranian politics.
Ban TikTok in Kenya? Not too fast... Kenyan government, like others across the world, is considering various restrictions on Tiktok use.
I spent a decade advancing Afghan girls’ education − but the Taliban have three reasons to keep them out of school The cost of denying education: A devastating setback for Afghanistan as millions of girls will face increased abuse and trauma
Kenya’s wildlife conservancies make old men rich, women and youth poorer The conservancy model needs a rethink to benefit all.
What is sugar and what would happen if I stopped eating it? A growing number of African countries have joined the worldwide efforts to reduce sugar intake.
Red gold: the rise and fall of West Africa’s palm oil empire With time, the opportunities for wealth and power that palm oil had offered local people were no longer available.
Why do 'kiosks' selling similar products set up side by side? Revealed: Why identical informal businesses need each other, and how they survive.
Why Kenya has not abolished the death penalty Kenya retains the death penalty out of habit, convenience and inertia.
3 survival tips to beat high cost of living Consumers have had to cope with food prices by meal planning or buying in bulk to save money.
How Kenyans are fighting unpopular state policies with memes Kenyans have taken to new ways of expressing their anger and frustration with their government.
Why the weather is suddenly hot Nairobi, like most parts of Kenya, has been experiencing high temperatures in 2024.
Antibiotic use on Kenya’s dairy farms putting consumers, animals at risk The presence of antibiotic residues in milk can pose health risks to consumers.
Earth’s evolution: Fresh insights from rocks formed 3.5bn years ago Revealed: Findings of a study comparing the Singhbhum Craton to cratons in South Africa and Australia.
Mungiki: How identity, politics and crime keep Kenya's deadly gang alive Though banned, Mungiki is constantly in the news as a tool or target of big political players.
Professor drought: The crisis in Kenyan varsities One of the causes of the shortage of professors is rapid expansion of the university system.
Afcon: All you need to know about Africa’s biggest football event More than ever before, the world will be watching the action at the 34th edition of the cup, given that some of football’s greatest athletes will be participating.
6 helpful insights for engineering students Here is how students can weather the storms of an engineering degree with remarkable resilience.
School uniforms may trigger sensory overload in children The good news is that simple interventions can make a substantial, positive difference.
