by Anne Mulehi | May 2, 2023 | BLOGS
Foreign governments and international organizations have been in the forefront championing change with financial aid, grants and donations to help developing countries achieve sustainable development and alleviate poverty. Even as grants are non-refundable, some are...
by Anne Mulehi | Feb 28, 2019 | BLOGS
Africa is home to the world’s largest arable landmass; second largest and longest rivers (the Nile and the Congo) and its second largest tropical forest. The total value added of its fisheries and aquaculture sector is estimated at USD 24 billion. The continent ranks...
by Anne Mulehi | Oct 17, 2018 | BLOGS
Gemstones, titanium, silica sand, rare earth elements, lead, copper, zinc, barite, coal and limestone are among the gazetted minerals found in Msambweni, Matuga, Lunga Lunga and Kinango constituencies of Kwale County. Kwale is well endowed with minerals, that is not...
by Anne Mulehi | Oct 8, 2018 | BLOGS
A lot has been written about the situation of Turkana; the climate and high poverty levels, which am in agreement with. What caught my attention this time, is the story on the two aquifers lying below Turkana’s land surface. Two aquifers were discovered in the...
by Anne Mulehi | Oct 2, 2018 | BLOGS
Isn’t it interesting that they say oil and water don’t just mix? You will be surprised to know of the role of water in oil drilling or extraction, but first let’s give this discussion a foundation. Turkana is known to be among the dry regions in Kenya. It has had...
