Jane Meza

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How Systems Failed Susan: Inside the Growing GBV and Femicide Crisis on Kenya’s Coast

Kenyans, alongside activists and duty bearers, unite to demand an end to Gender-Based Violence and femicide, calling for stronger protection, accountability, and justice for survivors across the country | Photo By Jane Meza When Susan Achieng Mitoh finally reached out for help, it should have marked the beginning of her safety. Instead, it became the…

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The COP30 Betrayal: How Kenya’s Gender-Blind Climate Policy is Costing Girls Their Future

​Carcasses of livestock that died from extreme drought in northern Kenya| Photo Courtesy  ​At 5 p.m., as the coastal heat begins to settle over Kilifi County, 15-year-old Magdaline Baya begins her second shift. She has just returned from school in Kaloleni, her black rubber shoes powdered with the fine red dust of a thirsty landscape….

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Kenya Charts a Dual Path: Powering the Nation and Protecting its Prized Tea

Tea from Kenya at the Port of Mombasa ready for the export market|Photo Courtesy Kenya is embarking on a dual transformative journey, forging a sustainable energy future and safeguarding its vital tea industry, as shown by recent policy developments and strategic initiatives unveiled in Mombasa. The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum is laying the groundwork…

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Healthcare Crisis Looms as UHC Nurses’ Strike Cripples Coast Hospitals

Health workers holding demonstrations to demand for better pay and terms of service. Photo by Jane Meza. The ongoing strike by Universal Health Coverage (UHC) nurses across six coastal counties has plunged public hospitals into a state of crisis, raising serious questions about the sustainability of Kenya’s flagship healthcare program.  With service delays mounting and…

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Circular Economy Fuels Africa’s Renewable Energy Revolution as New £3.5M Centre is Launched

The Circular Economy Powered Renewable Energy Centre (CEPREC) has officially launched, marking a milestone in addressing Africa’s dual challenges of energy access and e-waste. This groundbreaking Pan-African research centre is poised to transform the continent’s energy landscape by innovatively applying circular economy principles. CEPREC, funded by the UK government’s £1 billion Ayrton Fund, represents a…

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Environmental Justice Triumphs: Supreme Court Holds Polluters Accountable in Owino Uhuru Lead Poisoning Case

Owino Uhuru residents addressing the media at one of the past demonstrations against devastating effects of lead poisoning as the case for compensation dragged in court. The Supreme Court awarded them Ksh2billion in compensation| Photo Courtesy In a historic victory for environmental justice, the Supreme Court of Kenya upheld a lower court’s decision to award…

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