Gilbert Nakweya

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Growing extra trees, shrubs raises smallholders $50/year

21/01/20

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A third of Africa’s plants ‘under threat of extinction’

06/12/19

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Digital civil registration accelerating SDG progress

25/10/19

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‘Six million lives could be saved by 2030’ through data science

10/10/19

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Sub-Saharan Africa tops maternal deaths globally

30/09/19

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Menstrual cups could be effective alternative for girls

29/07/19

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Outdoor mosquitoes ‘raise malaria cases by 11 million’

18/07/19

Feature

Drug resistant TB: Africa’s forgotten health crisis

09/07/19

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Ebola preparedness at risk due to inadequate funding

28/06/19

Feature

‘Factory of factories’ helping start-ups in Kenya

24/06/19

Multimedia

Satellite imagery helping Ghana fight illegal mining

13/06/19

SciDev.Net at large

Fix Africa’s sanitation challenges to prevent diseases

07/06/19

Gilbert Nakweya

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Gilbert Nakweya is a journalist from Kenya interested in coverage of scientific issues with a bias to the developing world. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Communication and Journalism degree from Kenya’s Moi University. He is currently pursuing Master's degree in Communication Studies, Development Communications major at the University of Nairobi in Kenya.

Contact Details: [email protected]

Social media accounts: Twitter: @GNakweya

Location: Nairobi, Kenya

Languages Spoken: English, Swahili and Luhya.

Areas of Interests: Science and Development

Topic Interests: Environment, agriculture and sustainable development

Local/Demographic Interests: Kenya, East Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa at large

Professional Memberships: The Kenya Environment and Science Journalists Association

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Growing extra trees, shrubs raises smallholders $50/year

A third of Africa’s plants ‘under threat of extinction’

Digital civil registration accelerating SDG progress

‘Six million lives could be saved by 2030’ through data science

Sub-Saharan Africa tops maternal deaths globally

Menstrual cups could be effective alternative for girls

Outdoor mosquitoes ‘raise malaria cases by 11 million’

Drug resistant TB: Africa’s forgotten health crisis

Ebola preparedness at risk due to inadequate funding

‘Factory of factories’ helping start-ups in Kenya

Satellite imagery helping Ghana fight illegal mining

Fix Africa’s sanitation challenges to prevent diseases