Wambui Mbugua

@Smbuguah

Environmental Journalist specialising in Climate Change reporting in Africa | Producer Podcast |Retweet’s not endorsements

Nairobi, Kenya
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Joined March 2012
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    Jun 3

    2 things I deeply love and . Subscribe to me podcast as we talk about CC from an african perspective. Available on all podcast channels from and on my web

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  2. Dec 16

    Do you know that you can compost your at your balcony, odourless? Listen to this podcast by on how to and help contribute to at home.

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    Dec 2

    Our coordinator James Kinyangi: "At , we are increasing weather and climate observations for extreme events. In the last 10 years we have deployed nearly $366M on investments that are contributing to hydromet, including observing systems."

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    Dec 1

    Kenya: Healthcare workers maintain that nationwide strike is on beginning Monday next week unless ALL their grievances are addressed.

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    Nov 24

    Day 2 of FCFA climate change journalist training presents on & the international negotiations

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  6. Nov 17

    It goes beyond observing increased intensity of floods $ droughts but understanding how climate has changed in the past, present and how it will change in future to build resilient development

    How important is investing in understanding how Africa’s climate has changed in the past, present and future for development? Listen to of & @JamesKinyangi of
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    Nov 16

    ICBC Withdraws from financing Lamu coal plant.

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    Nov 16

    matters for , its rehabilitation and sustainable management are essential to reduce the emissions gap and can result in substantial net economic benefits for a better livelihoods. ⁦⁩

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    Nov 11

    Human-wildlife conflict in Kenya often centers around water availability. New strategies for alternative water collection are easing the pressure and finding solutions. Read more in this report from :

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    Nov 10

    Listen to 's Climate Adaptation & Green Growth manager, Al Hamdou Dorsouma & # Climate & Environment Finance Manager, in this on why adaptation is critical for with here

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  11. Nov 9

    Why is recognition of Africa's Special circumstances under the critical for the continent? This podcast outlines why and expounds more on other priorities for Africa

    In this weeks episode, listen to of and Seyni Nafo of expounds on the priorities for Africa as the world prepares for now scheduled for November 2021 in UK
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    Nov 6

    As the U.S. election inches closer to a final result, we asked to share their analysis in our 7th edition of Africa Reacts.

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  13. Nov 6

    Read about a spring water sparing Women in Mara Kenya that risky trek in the wild

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    Nov 5

    Feelings of anxiety, and even grief, about are becoming increasingly common. Some scholars and practitioners studying the mental health impacts of climate hope that these emotions can motivate action: via

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  15. Nov 2

    Todays podcast looks into why is urgent for Africa and looks into the helping mobilise adaptation finance for a continent seen as a high investment risk Link to the podcast below.

    Podcast: Flooding, droughts, landslides, cyclones are becoming intense & frequent of says disasters come and pushes people back into poverty Why is urgent & why is it a development issue
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  16. Nov 2

    When sugarcane farming failed, soybeans raised hope for small-holder farmers in western Kenya.

    Read about how soybean production in western Kenya is helping alleviate poverty after sugarcane production collapse by
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  17. Nov 2

    "I was not a millionaire but I wasn’t drowning in poverty. I had my own property, livestock, and legally owned land. Today, my family depends on menial jobs I do to survive.” says Wambui a landslide victim from Gitugi village, Murang’a county, Central Kenya.

    Droughts, floods, landslides are becoming frequent, and more severe. Communities are not getting enough time to recover hence sinking deeper into poverty, impacting on their Read the story by
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  18. Oct 27

    Very true!!

    If you don’t love what you do, don’t do it. I truly believe it’s that simple. You’ll have to put in long hours, make sacrifices so if you’re not passionate about what you do, you won't have the motivation to keep going when you’re stressed & tired.
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  19. Oct 26

    Part 1 of the is online. Listen to the conversation with of the on Africa's challenges and opportunities. Link below.

    New Podcast: Africa is growing. of the says the continent deserves the space to grow. Part of that growth will require some levels of emissions being generated. Listen to part 1 series of below
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  20. Oct 20

    Please join me from next Tuesday for a five-part series exploring in Africa, financing it, a Just transition, why Adaptation is priority for Africa, the road to Glasgow, and more. This series is made possible by a collaboration with the .

    Africa must develop amid all the climate challenges the region is facing. Why is investing in a important for the economies? From coming Tuesday, a New series in collaboration with explores this and many more.
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    Oct 16

    Today is 🌍 🍎 Findings from the show that the stability of food supply is projected to decrease as the magnitude and frequency of extreme weather events that disrupt the food chain increases. Read more 👉

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