Chrispinus Juma

September 22, 2025 10:12 (EAT) • 7 months ago

MTRH releases some mothers, others still held over bills

It remains unclear what criteria were used to determine who was released, as some mothers still detained at the facility decried favouritism.

May 31, 2024 11:12 (EAT) • 1 year ago

From nursing dreams to seed saviour: Can one woman transform Kenya's food security?

A straight, gravelled walkway ends at her house’s doorstep. On the gate’s left side lie fish ponds, with fish darting in perpetual dance beneath a canopy of jungle-green mesh. At the pond side, tents have been pitched.

April 10, 2024 12:50 (EAT) • 2 years ago

Millers warn of high aflatoxin in Ugandan maize circulating in Kenya

United Grain Millers Association Chairman Kennedy Nyaga says that the millers have flagged hundreds of bags of maize consignment from Busia border entry point.

April 01, 2024 01:58 (EAT) • 2 years ago

Mangroves Treasures: Pate Islands mud crab fattening boom brings new hope for fishermen

In mud crab fattening aquaculture, crablets are caught, caged, and fed to maturity for sale.

March 26, 2024 11:36 (EAT) • 2 years ago

From Plenty to Peril: Lake Kenyatta's Spirited Fight for Survival

Gone were the longfin eels (locally called mkunga), ngorongoro, the white-fatty nilon fish, mborode, and mchokole—all vanished, perhaps forever.

March 21, 2024 10:44 (EAT) • 2 years ago

Saving Lamu mangroves: from futile photo ops to real progress

PRATI group members say they have seen a success rate of mangrove transplants growing to the tune of over 97 percent.

December 04, 2023 01:54 (EAT) • 2 years ago

When hyenas, elephants rob families of breadwinners: tales of Kajiado's long teeth of pain

Many victims have deep scars with memories of attacks, while others have blood oozing from freshly inflicted wounds. In some homes, graves are fresh. Deep in the Maasai community villages, the simple act of repairing a broken fence could tragically end a life. ...

December 03, 2023 05:40 (EAT) • 2 years ago

How water hyacinth is saving Maasai Mara University millions in water costs

Water hyacinth, which has been condemned by Lake Victoria fishermen, has found a home at Maasai Mara University. The weed removes algae, faecal coliform bacteria, trace toxic metals, organics, and a variety of other dissolved impurities from the university's wastewater....

December 01, 2023 01:35 (EAT) • 2 years ago

COP28: Kenya’s unhinged luck in the rush for Loss and Damage Fund billions

President William Ruto earlier hit out at financial partners for the punitive debt financing models.

October 05, 2023 12:58 (EAT) • 2 years ago

‘Respect Mudavadi and Wetangula,’ Washiali tells Malala on call to fold parties

Former Mumias East lawmaker Benjamin Washiali has now urged the former senator to go slow on his vitriol talk, which he says “lacks goodwill”.

Chrispinus Juma

MTRH releases some mothers, others still held over bills

From nursing dreams to seed saviour: Can one woman transform Kenya's food security?

Millers warn of high aflatoxin in Ugandan maize circulating in Kenya

Mangroves Treasures: Pate Islands mud crab fattening boom brings new hope for fishermen

From Plenty to Peril: Lake Kenyatta's Spirited Fight for Survival

Saving Lamu mangroves: from futile photo ops to real progress

When hyenas, elephants rob families of breadwinners: tales of Kajiado's long teeth of pain

How water hyacinth is saving Maasai Mara University millions in water costs

COP28: Kenya’s unhinged luck in the rush for Loss and Damage Fund billions

‘Respect Mudavadi and Wetangula,’ Washiali tells Malala on call to fold parties

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