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In Kenya, One Solution to Contaminated Water Comes From Above

13 Aug 2024  |  Undark Magazine
In Kibera, Nairobi, an innovative aerial piping system by SHOFCO has significantly improved access to clean water, reducing waterborne diseases in the community. The system, which serves around 40,000 people, has been crucial in preventing diarrheal diseases, especially during flooding. The initiative, supported by local health authorities, has been praised for its effectiveness in a region lacking government infrastructure. Community members, like Mohammed Suleiman, have experienced health improvements since switching to SHOFCO's water kiosks, highlighting the system's impact on public health.

How Kibera’s water woes vanished into thin air

06 Aug 2024  |  Harvard Public Health Magazine
In Kibera, Nairobi, the grassroots organization SHOFCO has significantly improved access to clean water through an innovative aerial piping system, reducing waterborne diseases like diarrhea. This initiative has transformed public health in the area, benefiting schools and residents who previously relied on contaminated water from independent suppliers. The system, which serves around 40,000 people, is praised for its effectiveness, especially during challenging weather conditions that exacerbate water contamination. SHOFCO's efforts have been recognized for their positive impact on community health and well-being.

En garde! Fencing draws Nairobi youngsters away from guns.

08 May 2024  |  The Christian Science Monitor
In Nairobi's Mathare neighborhood, Mburu Wanyoike, a former gang member, has transformed his life and the lives of local youth by establishing a fencing club. The Tsavora Fencing Mtaani club offers a positive alternative to crime, with several members joining Kenya's national fencing team. Despite the sport's high costs, Wanyoike funds the club through coaching and donations. The article highlights the broader challenges faced by African athletes, including limited resources and opportunities. Kenya's fencing scene is growing, but more support is needed to compete internationally. Wanyoike remains determined to qualify for the 2028 Olympics.

Maasai women are told to stay home. These rangers fight poachers instead.

19 Apr 2024  |  The Christian Science Monitor
In southern Kenya, an all-woman ranger unit called Team Lioness is challenging traditional gender roles and contributing to wildlife conservation efforts. Formed in 2019, the team operates near Amboseli National Park, engaging with local Maasai communities to manage human-wildlife conflicts and promote conservation. Their approach has fostered trust and inspired local youth, particularly girls, to pursue education and careers in conservation. The initiative is part of a broader movement to increase female representation in wildlife protection, supported by organizations like the International Fund for Animal Welfare.

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Can electric vehicles keep Africa moving?

Kenya Company Wants Buses, Utility Vehicles to Go Green by 2030

02 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
The United Nations Environment Program marked the end of toxic leaded gasoline use in vehicles worldwide. A Nairobi-based company is now focusing on converting all buses and utility vehicles to electric power by 2030, aiming to further environmental sustainability.

Kenya Company Wants Buses, Utility Vehicles to Go Green by 2030

02 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
A Nairobi-based company, Opibus, aims to convert all buses and utility vehicles to electric power by 2030, addressing the gap in Kenya's electric vehicle sector. Engineers Lucy Mugala and Esther Wairimu are working on outfitting public transport buses with lithium batteries to reduce greenhouse emissions. Despite the high initial costs and infrastructure challenges, stakeholders like Joshua Anampiu from the National Environment Trust Fund advocate for government investment in clean energy. The United Nations Environment Program celebrates the global end of leaded gasoline use but stresses the need for further regulations and awareness for cleaner fuels.

Kenya's Electric Taxi Fleet Expanding Fast

01 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
Nopea Ride, a Finnish electric taxi service, plans to expand its fleet in Nairobi from 30 to 100 vehicles by the end of the year, aiming to reduce emissions from the city's traffic. Despite the high cost of electric cars, demand is growing. Environmental experts welcome the move but stress the need for better public transport and stricter emissions standards. The World Health Organization highlights the severe health impacts of automobile pollution in Kenya, causing at least 5,000 deaths annually. Nairobi is expected to see more electric cars as part of this environmental shift.

Chess Brings Hope to Kenya Youth in Informal Settlement

01 Oct 2023  |  www.voanews.com
In Mukuru Kwa Njenga, an informal settlement near Nairobi, a chess initiative by the Sports Outreach Ministry is transforming the lives of young people by keeping them away from drugs and crime. The program, which has attracted around 800 students, provides a safe space for youth like 15-year-old Sarah Momanyi to develop their skills. Despite challenges such as lack of internet and equipment, the initiative has fostered critical thinking and creativity among participants. National chess instructor Josephat Owila and Chess Kenya head John Mukabi highlight both the successes and obstacles faced by the program.
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