red sea insecurity Stories
The ongoing attacks and tensions have severely impacted the flow of goods through the Suez Canal, with the 7-day moving average of container traffic f...
Official data shows between January 1 and December 30, the NSE saw a staggering 34.4 per cent increase in investor wealth, translating to an additiona...
The village has for years suffered many challenges, key among them being insecurity contributed by Al-Shabaab militants from neighbouring Somalia.
The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) are engaged in a civil war with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and are adamantly opposed to a famine declaration for f...
Only two females, Najin and Fatu, remain in the world, and they are kept at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya.
The Eastleigh Voice Reporter Barack Oduor spoke to Mandera South MP Abdul Haro on the role of the United Democratic Movement (UDM) Party in changing t...
Community leaders and government officials have now joined forces to address the growing crisis, describing it as a threat to the county’s social fabr...
We are researchers with over 50 years of combined experience in conservation, big cat ecology, and the complexities of people and wildlife living toge...
The leaders pointed out that 1.9 million children in 15 pastoralist counties were not attending school, noting the urgent need for solutions
The world today is looking at food security as the number one agenda yet we have neglected 80 per cent of this country agriculturally.
Agroecology is a promising way forward in addressing Africa’s worsening food crisis.
They argued that the youth, being familiar with the area, would provide more effective security than the current Kenya Defense Forces personnel.
The initiative has been designed to offer a unique, accessible and immersive way for everyone, regardless of their visual ability, to experience and e...
Key fencing projects in Laikipia and Taita Taveta counties are protecting both communities and wildlife.
At Yathrib Primary School, a UK-Tech Hub-funded project is equipping students with modern agricultural skills while enhancing the school feeding progr...
Security officials assured the community that they would take firm action against any criminal activities and ensure the safety of all residents and b...
The crackdown on unregistered dental clinics is part of a wider government effort to address unauthorised medical practices across the country.
However, the country is faced with the challenge of malnutrition, as 18 per cent of children below the age of five years are stunted.
This initiative aimed to create alternative livelihoods for the Swahili-Bajuni community, traditionally known for fishing and logging.
In 2022, the industry produced almost 100 tonnes of seaweed worth more than $30,000 (Sh3.9 million).
