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Zanzibar's baobab trees used to be a valued part of society—drone images help prove it
Baobab trees may be a proxy for measuring long-term use of land by humans. They live long, have economic benefits, and are ...
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TBT Video of William Ruto Promising to Build Church at State House Emerges: "Kanisa Kubwa"
A video of President William Ruto vowing to build “a great altar” at State House has resurfaced online. Then, a Deputy ...
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Starlink Loss: Safaricom, Other Local Providers Beat Elon Musk's Satellite Internet in Market Share
The Communications Authority of Kenya sector statistics report showed that Elon Musk's owned satellite internet Starlink ...
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A Kenya marine biodiversity credit program restores mangroves — and livelihoods
The scorching afternoon sun stretches across the semiarid landscape of Marereni, in Kenya’s Kilifi county, where salt and sea ...
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Zanzibar’s baobab trees used to be a valued part of society – drone images help prove it - The Conversation
Baobab trees can live for 1,000 years. Wolfgang Alders In media, the image of a baobab tree is often used to signify a quintessentially “wild” African landscape.
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How AI and Drones Are Transforming Wildlife Conservation
With the rise of AI and other technologies, many people feel uneasy. While some developments, such as generative AI, have ...
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Plastic waste bricks how Kenya is saving the planet from garbage
It's high time we admit one clear fact: the world is drowning more and more in plastic. Over the past 70 years, the volume of ...
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A crack in Africa is opening the Earth, and changing global maps forever.
A massive crack in East Africa is growing fast. Scientists believe it could one day split the continent and form Earth’s ...
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Prioritizing prevention through advanced technology
The World Health Organization, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and the World Bank, have consistently emphasized that investing in prevention can yield returns of two to ...