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Kenya's capital city, Nairboi, is dangerously low on water. The city, home to around 3.4 million people, has been rationing water since January 1, but it may not be enough. 60 percent of residents already don't have reliable...

Gallivanting across Africa in search of majestic and fascinating wild animals is at the top of many people’s bucket lists, and thankfully, there are more ways than ever to safari with an eco-friendly and socially conscious...

He may not make the coziest of bedfellows, but if a northern white rhino pops up on your Tinder screen, it might behoove you to swipe right. Dubbed by wildlife experts as the "world's most eligible bachelor," 43-year-old...

In areas of the world lacking reliable grid power, access to information can also be spotty. Now, residents of Kenya can keep tabs on world news and entertainment with solar-powered digital flat screen TVs from M-KOPA Solar....

Torsten told Inhabitat, "When we started this project back in January 2015 the plan was to raise funds to build a permanent school for the center. (We haven't reached that goal yet). But quickly we had to realize that building...

Yesterday, a beloved lion named Mohawk was killed by Kenyan wildlife rangers after escaping from Nairobi National Park and allegedly attacking a man. Standard protocol for subduing a wild lion on the loose calls for tranquilizing...

As Kenya plans to construct its first coal-fired power plant, a group of 30 community-based organisations is fighting to halt the multibillion dollar project

The growth in renewable energy is fuelling new jobs in Asia and Africa. Meet three beneficiaries of the new green economy from Zambia, Pakistan and Kenya

Let's face it, environmental news can be downright depressing sometimes, which is why we strive to balance our coverage with stories that will leave you feeling inspired...

The US-Senegalese rapper best known for filling dancefloors answers your questions about electricity, music and his love of the continent

The US-Senegalese rapper best known for filling dancefloors has agreed to answer your questions about electricity, music and his love of the continent

The US-Senegalese rapper best known for filling dancefloors has agreed to answer your questions about electricity, music and his love of the continent

Next time you're crawling down the freeway at 7 miles an hour, just be glad you're not trying to get to Nairobi in Kenya. Drivers along the highway from Mombasa to Nairobi were caught in a 30-mile tailback that lasted three...

New research shows that investing in clean cookstoves and solar lanterns could benefit people, the planet, and NGOs’ budgets

A simple machine can convert human waste to electricity and fertilisers. It is time to rethink how we treat this valuable resource