Can We Really Trust Our Legal Frameworks? In any functioning democracy, laws are meant to guide, regulate, and protect. They provide a sense of order and justice, ensuring that all players—big or small—are held accountable. But what happens when these laws, though written in ink, lose their power to enact real change? In Kenya, the […]
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A podcast by The Green Brief. Hosted by Elizabeth Gitari Mitaru. In a world facing unprecedented environmental challenges, The podcast takes listeners on a journey to the heart of the conservation movement. Episodes will features in-depth conversations offering a unique perspective on the critical work being done to safeguard the Earth’s ecosystems. “Conservation Conversations” shines
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As investors in Kenya have increasingly resorted to gold to insulate themselves from economic storms, the aspects of resource conservation and sustainability in mining are of great importance. The mining sector is likely to embrace such scenarios owing to the new policies towards minerals development in Kenya like the mining act 2016. Such reforms incorporate
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Burkina Faso has been increasingly assertive in reclaiming control over its natural resources, particularly in the mining sector, as part of a broader movement across Africa where governments seek greater sovereignty over their valuable assets. This approach includes nationalizing key mining operations that were previously controlled by foreign companies. One of the most notable examples
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