On Nairobi’s bustling Ngong Road, the sound of mallets and saws fills the air. At the roadside furniture market, men with bulging muscles haul freshly cut timber from handcarts and lorries, weaving through crowds of buyers. Dust and sweat settle on everything. Here, in open-air workshops, carpenters craft elegant mahogany furniture–solid, termite-proof, and built to […]

InfoNile, a geo-journalism platform and cross-border network of more than 800 environmental journalists and scientists in the Nile Basin, has organized a science communication competition that aims to engage university students in Africa to understand the critical role of conserving swamps and their biodiversity. The competition aims at fostering environmental awareness and empowering young scientists […]

The pollutants profoundly impact the fishing industry, killing fish in Nzoia River, with the water being unusable for any purpose for at least 20 kilometres from Webuye sub-county in Bugoma County – Western Kenya.

Our efforts have led to the protection of the natural forest of Karinzu,

One of the significant challenges we face in ensuring the availability of clean and safe water is pollution

InfoNile, through the NileWell platform, invites applications from journalists and scientists in the Nile Basin countries (Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Ethiopia, Egypt, DRC, Sudan and South Sudan) for a fellowship program running from June 2024 to March 2025 that will involve training, mentorship, and coproduction of communication outputs based on scientific research.  This fellowship […]