Bernard Momanyi is the Editorial Director at Capital FM. With nearly two decades of experience in both print and electronic media, he specializes in climate change and environmental issues, health and wellness, and regional and world news, often focusing on protests, social issues, and business leaders in Africa. Bernard has been featured in Capital FM Kenya and AllAfrica Global Media.
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By: Bernard Momanyi
Baku, Azerbaijan, Nov 19 – COP29 in Baku has marked a historic step forward with the establishment of a global carbon market under Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement. This mechanism, championed as a “game-changing tool” for both emissions reduction and climate finance, enables countries to trade verified carbon credits, providing critical financial support for […]
Developed countries, including the EU, insist on expanding the donor base to include wealthier emerging economies like China, further deepening the divide. The negotiations, which began with a nine-page draft text, now span 35 pages, reflecting unresolved debates on both the scale and structure of financing.
Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary Dr. Andrew Karanja said the program would rely on vaccines produced locally by the Kenya Veterinary Vaccines Production Institute (KEVEVAPI), a state corporation under his ministry.
SHARES Share Tweet BAKU, Azerbaijan Nov 24 – The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) concluded with
SHARES Share Tweet BAKU, Azerbaijan Nov 24 – Greenpeace has sharply criticized the outcome of the UN Climate Change
SHARES Share Tweet KISUMU, Kenya Dec 12 – Beneath the scorching sun and along the dusty, winding paths of Nyalenda, an
By: Bernard Momanyi
Richard Kilundo, a 55-year-old nursing officer and father of three, made the deeply personal decision to undergo a vasectomy. Nearing retirement and mindful of economic challenges, he chose this family planning method after years of deliberation and a candid discussion with his wife, finding peace of mind in the process.
By: Bernard Momanyi
Nairobi — For Richard Kilundo, a 55-year-old Nursing Officer at Lunga Lunga Sub-County Hospital, family planning is not just a professional responsibility--it's deeply personal.
By: Linet Waite, Bernard Momanyi
NAIROBI, Kenya Dec 19 – The Public Service Commission (PSC) has warned of a fraudulent scheme involving an individual impersonating its officials to offer fake placements in the Public Service Internship Program (PSIP). In a statement on Wednesday, the PSC identified the suspect as Joseph Tabut, who has allegedly been contacting members of the public […]
By: Bernard Momanyi
Nairobi — The Public Service Commission (PSC) has warned of a fraudulent scheme involving an individual impersonating its officials to offer fake placements in the Public Service Internship Program (PSIP).
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