Every year on June 5, the world marks World Environment Day, the largest global platform for environmental awareness and action.

Today, I had the privilege of joining other environmental champions, community members, government officials, and stakeholders in Ol Kalou

On 4th June, the Ondiri Young Environmentalist Club department visited Kaito School for a day of fun, learning, and action with the students.

Today, 8th June 2026, the world celebrates World Oceans Day

Recently, during a tree-growing activity at Alliance High School, I had the privilege of accompanying a senior General from the South Sudanese Army.

Yesterday, we conducted a comprehensive site inspection and project evaluation meeting for the ongoing Nairobi Rivers Regeneration Project at Ondiri Wetland.

A multi-agency team led by Col. Njoroge Kahigu, alongside Commissioners Rael Chebichii Lelei, Josephat Sagero, and Dr. Charles Dadu Karisa, and supported by teams from the Nairobi Rivers Commission

There is a question that millions of Kenyans have asked, especially when they turn on a tap and nothing comes out: Where is my water?

In 1887, long before the railway reached Nairobi and before the first Christian mission was established in Kikuyu, a Hungarian count walked into the country of Waiyaki wa Hinga. Their encounter, remembered as a meeting sealed in friendship, offers a remarkable glimpse into the quiet moments before Kenya’s colonial history took a darker turn.

The Nairobi Rivers Commission (NRC) yesterday hosted a Gambian forestry delegation led by the Director General of Forestry, who visited Kenya to benchmark the Nairobi River Regeneration Project.

Today, the world comes together to mark World Cleanup Day, a powerful reminder that a clean environment is not created by one person, one organization, or one day. It is built through collective responsibility and consistent action.