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Scovian Lillian
Scovian Lillian is a freelancer writer and a Communications professional with six years of experience in Journalism and a year of experience in Public Relations based in Nairobi Kenya. She is passionate about Science, Health and Agribusiness and environment. With experience in Journalism and Public Relations, she has and looks forward to more writing.
Stories
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Eastern Africa facing triple threats as climate change conveys challenges and opportunities
Nairobi, Kenya • Climate Change • September 30 @ 12:00am
As Covid-19 cases keep rising in Africa, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) region is getting drier, hotter and experiencing rapid population increase. This is happening as rainy seasons are getting shorter in the central part of Ethiopia, Central part of Kenya and Somalia. The... Read more
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Dry and warm season expected across Eastern Africa
Nairobi, Kenya • Climate Change • October 31 @ 12:00am
October to December is an important rainfall season for Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda, and southeaster Ethiopia. A drier than usual season is expected in most parts of the region, including Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, most of Uganda, Kenya, southern, central and north-western... Read more
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Bridging the gender gap in Science for African women
Nairobi, Kenya • Technology • October 30 @ 12:00am
Women scientists have a vital role to play in scientific leadership and in contributing to Africa’s development and transformation. However, they remain substantially under-represented in higher education and in Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) careers, hence accounting for... Read more
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Devolution needs to be an election item in Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya • Current Affairs • October 30 @ 12:00am
From the onset, devolution was a key ingredient in the clamor for constitutional changes for over two decades. When Kenyans, in their numbers in 2010, adopted the draft constitution during the August 4th referendum, and the document was promulgated 23 days later, there was hope for improved services... Read more
