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In October 2025, Kenya mourned the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. Although details surrounding his medical care remain limited, his passing renewed public debate about the state of healthcare in Kenya. Many citizens expressed concern that some of the country’s top leaders continue to seek treatment abroad, reflecting the waning confidence in local […]

The environment is the single most important resource that sustains life on Earth. From the air we breathe to the water we drink and the land we cultivate, our survival depends on the delicate balance of natural systems. A healthy environment ensures food security, clean energy and overall well-being for society. However, recent events remind

Kenya stands at a pivotal moment in its development journey where electricity is no longer a convenience but a critical enabler of transformation. As of now, the country has an installed electricity generation capacity of approximately 3,243 megawatts, with power sourced predominantly from hydropower, geothermal, thermal and wind energy. These sources have underpinned national growth

In modern agriculture, the demand for efficiency, durability and scalability has led to the widespread adoption of steel structures across various farming operations. From crop production to post-harvest processing, steel offers a reliable solution that meets the evolving needs of the agricultural sector. Unlike traditional materials such as timber or concrete, steel structures are faster

Across Kenya’s cities, towns and rural landscapes, the sight and the stench of unmanaged waste has become all too familiar. From the towering mounds at Nairobi’s Dandora dumpsite to the plastic-choked drains of Mombasa and Kisumu, solid waste stands out as one of the country’s most pressing and visible development challenges. At its core lies

In Kenya, the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) defines rural areas as all parts of the country that are not gazetted as urban centres, such as cities, municipalities or towns. Housing the rural population therefore involves addressing the unique challenges of accessibility, affordability, cultural appropriateness and infrastructure limitations that distinguish rural living from urban

Once a symbol of life and vitality flowing through Kenya’s capital, the Nairobi River is part of a larger basin comprising several tributaries, including the Mathare, Ngong, Gitathuru, Rui Ruaka, and Kirichwa Rivers. Spanning over 70 kilometers in length, the Nairobi River Basin drains an area of approximately 2,000 hectares, traversing key sub-counties such as

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is based on the principle that human intelligence can be defined in a way that a machine can easily mimic it and execute tasks, from the simplest to those that are even more complex. The goals of artificial intelligence include learning, reasoning, and perception. The agriculture industry is turning to AI technologies

KeSEBAE has held conferences since 1989, bringing together experts, researchers, and professionals in environmental, biological, and agricultural engineering to discuss pressing global challenges. Over the years, our conferences have served as a vital platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and collaboration among professionals, policymakers, and industry leaders. Attendees gain valuable insights from thought-provoking discussions led by