Leon Lidigu is a Health and Science Reporter for NationAfrica, with a focus on local issues in Kenya. He has also had his work featured in The EastAfrican and Business Daily Africa. Leon's articles cover a range of topics including climate change, health infrastructure, and scientific advancements, providing informative and insightful reporting to the readers.
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UN finds that Africa loses over ‘100 football pitches' of healthy land every minute. In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
By: Leon Lidigu
In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia government officials and private sector have disclosed to Nation.Africa that the Kingdom is open to
The goal of the initiative is to strengthen efforts to transform global agrifood systems. Partnership includes 186 member governments with a focus on integration and inclusivity.
In the urgent effort to protect land, combat desertification, and address drought, one ecosystem makes all these possible: wetlands.
Unlike droughts—temporary periods of low rainfall—aridity represents a permanent, unrelenting transformation.
New report reveals an existential threat affecting billions of people as more than three-quarters of Earth’s land has become permanently drier in recent decades
South Sudan and Tanzania are drying up faster than any other country in the world, showing the largest ratio of land transitioning to drylands and
In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Trust issues? The world's biggest land summit was supposed to end on December 13, 2024 but it hasn't.
In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia The world's biggest land conference by the UN ended in stalemate.
By: Leon Lidigu
The Indian government has announced that 14-month-old Baby Arianna Wairimu, who had been stuck at Fortis Memorial Hospital in New Delhi for almost a year, will be returning to Kenya on Wednesday.
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