Salma Mohamed

Environmental pollution, especially at western Indian Ocean where coastal Kenya resides, has reached alarming levels. Statistics show that sea temperatures have increased by 3 percent since 1990. This pollution threatens human and animal life as well as food production. Various efforts are being made to improve the situation, although they are not fully supported by those involved. Sarah Cameron Sunde, an American citizen, uses the art of standing for 12 hours to pressure the world to adjust their behavior. During that period, according to the tides, the water comes and goes while standing in one place. We find Msambweni, a village on the southern coast of Kenya as she engages the Community towards climate resilience efforts

With no doubt has the Kenyan Government put its best foot forward in embracing the Blue economy. However, more energy and resources need to be put in sensitizing and empowering the youth about this rather new economy that looks very promising. UN has estimated its yearly turnover to between US$3 and 6 trillion. In its newness, it would be of great importance that the National and County Governments (Especially Coastal counties) dedicate special parts of their budgets towards 1. Defining the blue Economy 2. Building the blue Economy 3. Governing the blue Economy 4. Innovating the blue Economy CDF and Affirmative action funds (NGAAF) have done a tremendous job in building schools and roads...kindly shift gear and support us in identifying untapped opportunities as well as existing gaps in knowledge and skills in B.E for the reason of realizing and sustainably utilization of this ocean resource optimally. A few scholarships and better infrastructure

A young man in Kenya uses art to find solutions to environmental pollution while reaching out to young people in schools to promote environmental conservation by using discarded plastics to create different artistic pieces of attractions.

The Facebook Link has the full bulletin where the Ngomeni story was Aired.

The report highlights the power of sports as a tool to bring about a very important change for women and girls with disabilities who come from communities that exclude them... Miriam Nandwa is a disabled woman who uses her championship in shooting to enable girls with disabilities to participate in sport, to be confident in sports and to manage themselves in life.

The story highlights about efforts by a community movement coming together to motivate and empower the public the importance of cultivating the culture of fitness exercise as a way of life.