she's from the gay and lesbian coalition of kenya. "inclusivity is still foreign to mainstream organisations, and they try to sideline us because they feel like we do not deserve to be in those spaces. here in kenya, homosexual acts are still punishable by up to 1a years in prison." i mean, it's impossible, isn't it, for you to operate? i think the thing to focus on here is the kind of progress that's been made, kind of pushing against these seemingly immovable laws, because they are not immovable. there's been a lot of conversations around decriminalisation, about repealing the sections of the penal code that are this immovable and this harmful. and expanding the ways in which they're interpreted to do even more harm than there is that's written down. so there's a lot of progress that's been made. there's a lot of places, even outside of the eye of the media, which tends to spectacularise and turn into scandal things that are actually not scandals. there's a lot of people living very quiet, very beautiful lives, very deeply integrate

can do in terms of the next president of kenya. these are likely to be the main candidates, rayleigh dinger and william router. is that the best, the cream of politics in kenya? patrick, you start? well, i don't think it's an issue of whether it's a beth. it's really all that we have to be quite honest. i think i look at who has the capacity to actually get elected, who's got the name recognition, who's been there long enough? who do people, who are the guys, people who gravitate to whether they are the best i would speak to that. i don't think they are, but when you look across the bridge, carina, i can say they that much better to be on. she can, your face is given your way, your face and that shaking of your head. tell us, well go ahead. i'm just like, i think we do saw elections to something i call and i'm sorry to say that it's a civil. well, we will decide to we are going to vote for the not. we are going to vote because it's tribesman, we don't care what his son, full island boots are not the best we have. we have so many go

we look ahead to see who might be the next president of kenya. so we are going to do a preview of the upcoming general election, the voters, the issues the candidates be part of that discussion as well, by jumping into you chief. and he can be part of today's ah, welcome the re my she co fire tricks. i good to have you all here. marina, please introduce yourself to our international audience. thanks for having me. i'm near my walk or the executive director of c. s to please. and it's basically are you still going to zation? we teach them about the constitution and engage them in elections and politics. get to have a she co welcome to the screen. please introduce yourself. thank you for me. my name is sure he can walk with tribe last year. we worked with young people and then created a list. we basically do a lot of advocacy around leadership a 2nd to have you and patrick, welcome back to the stream. nice to have you remind an international view as who you are on what you do. thanks barbara. my name is patrick. i'm the curator achieve the elephant

we look ahead to see who might be the next president of kenya. so we are going to do a preview of the upcoming general election, the voters, the issues the candidates, be part of that discussion as well, by jumping into youtube. and you can be part of today's show. ah, welcome to remax, she co fire tricks. i get to have you all here. marina, please introduce yourself to our international audience. thanks for having me. i'm near my walk or the executive director of c. s, the please. and it's basically a use organization. we teach them about the constitution and engage them in elections and politics. get to after she co. welcome to the screen, please introduce yourself. thank you for me. my name is shook he co with trey bless you. we work with young people and anchorage is low lifts. we basically do a little advocacy and around leadership a 2nd to have you. and patrick, welcome back to the street. nice to have you remind our international viewers who you are and what you do. thanks for having me back. my name is patrick deborah, i'm the curator in

well, i spoke to a few people here in kenya to try and answer the question. when webster lucas is getting ready to lift. it looks like his preparing for war. a battle between himself and an unimaginable 100 kilograms over his head. this is the life of a weightlifter and webster is one of the best in kenya. he was well on his way to becoming an olympian, but things didn't go quite as planned. i did make bugs i should. i showed up in the gym. i put all dabbled like good, but unfortunately examples will make the duration, which was supposed to be like go my link to the scholarship into the olympics of william is appropriate in the form that was supposed to me for a ended up not making into the political event and not finding enough points to be able to qualify that same year, webster was locked out of the olympics. the sports ministry was riddled with corruption scandal that left the former minister facing jill time for misusing olympic funds for webster. the experience was too much forcing him to quit the national team and say good bye to his childhood dream of

and webster is one of the best in kenya. he was well on his way to becoming an olympian, but things didn't go quite as planned. i played my bud, i should, i showed up in the gym. i put on there with a good. but unfortunately, for example, for my, for the russian, which was supposed to be like go my link to the scholarship and olympics of william is appropriate in front of me for i ended up not making into the political event and not finding enough points to be able to qualify for that same year, webster was locked out of the olympics. the sports ministry was riddled with corruption scandal that left the former minister facing jill time for misusing olympic funds for webster. the experience was too much forcing him to quit the national team and say good bye to his childhood dream. really like depressing the point where like i was like yes. so the lot of mental strain but like i never accident before. and based on that, i think i just decided on my goods. so i ended up fighting alone. and then unfortunately, to my knowledge, l

so bow is the 1st company in kenya to invest in e, mobility on water. and one of the few in general on the countries in market electric mobility is still in its infancy. here. there are some electric cars and buses and even some e bikes. warren on dan j rides, one of them. he is a member of a e. m. da, an association that provides a platform for the nearly 20 companies investing and e mobility in kenya. the main aim is to organize a lobby urging politicians to promote electric vehicles. people are excited about the mobility, dale party to that he brings. it has tremendous environment of benefits. but unless we have the right incentives to allow for the final price and value to the customer to be affordable than immobility might just as well be another illusion that group struggle that gets towards around 25000 boats around on lake victoria every day. many of them belong to canyon fishermen who use combustion engines which pollute the late can't harm the fish population. often the fishermen only get small silver sit printed the late, and that coaches hav

so boe is the 1st company in kenya to invest in e mobility on water. and one of the few in general on the countries in market electric mobility is still in its infancy here. there are some electric cars and buses and even some e bikes. warren, on dan j rides, one of them. he is a member of a e. m da, an association that provides a platform for the nearly 20 companies investing and e mobility and kenya. the main aim is to organize and lobby urging politicians to promote electric vehicles. people are excited about the mobility, endo party, to that he brings. it has tremendous environment of benefits, but unless we have the right incentives to allow for the final price and the value to the customer to be affordable than immobility might just as well be another illusion that will struggle, that gets towards around $25000.00 boats are out on lake victoria, every day, many of them belong to canyon fishermen who use combustion engines which pollute the late can't harm the fish population. often the fishermen only get small silver sit printed so the like, and

but he and asobo are still among the pioneers of e-mobility in kenya. it will take many more like them to see a benefit to lake victoria and its fish. host: for thousands of years, the indigenous peoples of north america inhabited a vast region, from coast to coast. today, native americans make up just 2% of the u.s. population. a small number live on reservations, most of them in poverty. now, some native groups are working together to revive some of their old traditions. and that means bringing back the bison. reporter: while rounding up these bison, robbie magnan needs to move fast. he's responsible for more than 50 bulls, cows, yearlings, and calves. robbie: the trick is, don't give these animals time to think. you give them time to think, they'll go back on you. reporter: before their journey to their new home, these animals have to pass one last health test. robbie: i work these guys every day, i know how aggressive you've got to be with them. reporter: here on the fort peck reservation in montana, ranchers are preparing the bison for distribution

let's bring you back in kenya, where we meet a man like no other. are you a lou, lou muscle trains, cox to fight yet you heard that right? cock fighting is actually a big part of a culture cane western kenya. but the traditional sport is losing popularity as modernization takes over aspects of rural african life. massapequa is however, determined to keep the old spot alive, training his champions with the help of his children. whom am ready for a fight. are you a lu? mosacco is the king of cock fighting. he's famous in his home reaching coming to a county in western kenya. but before he heads to the ring, a youth texas sheree to see if it's working cock fighting here is nothing without this instrument shrinking in the background. 6 cock fighting is embedded in the culture of kenneth new york community. the sport has been passed down from one generation to the next. and i use a lulu once his children to keep his legacy alive. drug when my kids grew out like them to be proud of the coach and to know that it's paid for the education. they should not ju

here in kenya, they have technicians who take care of the repairs and maintenance. they also offer a 24 hour service. if there are problems on the water, the fishermen have to call their rescue number that we can resolve on encore. but sometimes when their technical issues are not in a position to be solved during that time, we have to, we have to send out as to what to go, pull them back, or maybe change something a component of arranging for that market. the batteries are equipped with gps trackers, so that the boats can be precisely located in case of emergency. a so bo 1st started testing it system in 2017. but everything was delayed by the pandemic since then. more than 15 fishermen have signed a contract with the company or in the locker room, every new customer receives a free training session. so it depends on the coffee table. in just a few days they learned the most important thing, the modem. first theory, then practice on the water to get used to the motels. the coca coach joshua america has been involved since the start and understands what the fisherme

you know, i remember i was in rural kenya in 2020 very, very small town in northern kenya. lake, a cluster of 20 huts, lily, and i went to, to get water, and on the door of the kiosk is a poster coven. 19 awareness poster. in this local language, which probably has like 20030000 speakers. right. this is in 2020, like 6 months into, you know, the worst of the pandemic. and i just remember looking at that poster and thinking this doesn't really get captured. yeah. in the story of this pandemic here, it's not attuned to see this thing this way in which people rest will communities will rally and respond. and so this is tied to the, to the issue of image making and the obligation of the people who make the images and tie the stories. i've gone through this pandemic with this sense that we are losing the fine print of resilience and wonder ability. and we're focusing on technical things. yeah. you know, and not the fact that pandemic happened to people here. you have to understand how people respond to messaging their fears. and i think that for us, for a lot of people who are i

we'll hear about a comprehensive wait life census conducted in kenya. find out why it was done, and none the results. welcome to this new edition of equal africa, the pan african and iranian environment a show. i am sandra tree. nobody here in kampala, uganda. hey chris, how are you doing today? just fine, sandra, it's good to be here again. and as always, we've put together a great program with interest and report on preserving nature and protecting the environment. here is the bridge. look at what's in store. given old clothes of fresh live collegiate or start up in south africa, the supports wildlife conservation and environmental protection. also school subject in garner county to conserve. that was the motto for king as fast of fish wildlife senses in an extensive survey on animals that dwell in the country on land and in water. the aim was to collect data that would help conservationists resolve and also protect the wildlife better. and that means all white life, no, just the handful of exotic creatures, many tourists dream of seeing on safaris wi

we'll hear about a comprehensive wavelength census conducted in kenya. find out why it was done and long the results. welcome to this new edition of the call, figure the pon, african on evoking environment a show. i am on the tween over here in compiler. uganda. hey, how are you doing today? just fine, sandra, it's good to be here again. and as always, we've put together a great program with interest and report on preserving nature of protecting the environment. here's the bridge. look at what's in store ah, giving old clothes a fresh start off and start off or doesn't support wildlife conservation and environmental protection school subjects. i'm gonna use counter solve that was an immortal for king as part of fish wildlife census, in unexplained seems of a or any move the dwell in the country on land and in water. the aim was to collect data that would help conservationists resolve and also protect the wildlife better . and that means all white life. no, just the hunt for of a good look. take creatures. many tours and dream of being on safari. ah. a pa

and harris with us live now from colacho in northern kenya. how to give us a sense of just how wide scale this problem is or masika county where we are. it's really big and you will drive for hours and hours the road is not taught to get to some of the most remote areas. and when you get to places, you can go from house to house and you see women and parents and children who say we're hungry, we haven't eaten properly in days. sometimes even weeks when we got here, this old man came to me as a herder. and he said he just come from nearest town and he'd manage to beg some of the locals in the town for these, these are pellets which are given by the king and government to communities, but these are enough to go around. so he didn't have any for his animals, the few that are left and he went in big some frames for them. so he bought the small amount. what they'll do is they will crush them with a little bit of water and then feed the few animals they have left. and this is your typical village here in massa, but you got your family stating where

and you know, it's very easy to get to nature when you live in kenya and nature in kenya. or you can, you can actually, i mean, i have monkeys, i come in to my garden and you know, amazing bird life and so on. and i go for walks as well as taking trips out of nairobi. so yes, i absolutely get anchored when i am in nature. it's very healthy for us, i think for indiana. and david, as it were, you know, where this is heading because given your connection with nature in the natural world, and given the responsibility that you have a, you and environment program, the environmental degradation that we're all seeing all around us all the time. most way very heavily on it does because some, well we at unit we speak about the sort of triple planetary crisis, the climate crisis. and most people have understood now that we are living it, but also the nature by diversity. last crisis we're losing about were sent to use lose about a 1000000 of their 7800000 species that we have and the pollution and waste cry is that toxic trail that follows development in all of these crisis it by whi

and protecting the environment is becoming increasingly important in kenya. old refrigerators can damage the ozone layer by emitting dangerous greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. older air conditioners also waste vast amounts of electricity. according to the green cooling initiative, a worldwide initiative to establish sustainable solutions in the sector, kenya will emit up to five million tons of co2 from the cooling sector alone by 2030 if things don't change. few are aware that modern appliances can help prevent this. john: our nation still needs a lot of sensitization, so that it goes to the man on the ground, the owner on the ground, the owner of the air conditioner. to know that, ok, we're using this refrigerant because of this. reporter: for 13 years, makena gachau has been working as an air conditioning technician at a company that services appliances kenya-wide. the new training taught her what her company could do differently to help improve quality of life for future generations. makena: personally, i am a mother, and i would love t

only a few women attend the 2 day training as it's mostly men who work in technical jobs in kenya. but this doesn't intimidate mckenna, chow. i'm happy being in the field of men trotted, doing the same and bring you been better than, than men. oh, the program is organized by the german development agency g i said in conjunction with local partners, but promoting women is no easy undertaking. over the past 10 years, we have been trained technicians and we have train over at how them. and part of these only 60, we men have been trained. we are talking about 5th by thin thought because of these agenda disparity. and that is one of the reasons that we wanted to have these training for men. we wanted to, i mean them to come together so that we can and our fan, what are their challenges? the idea is that it's primarily women, his spread environmental awareness within their families and beyond. and protecting the environment is becoming increasingly important in kenya. old refrigerators can damage the ozone layer by emitting dangerous greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. ol

only a few women attend to to day training as it's mostly men who work in technical jobs and kenya. but this doesn't intimidate mckenna, chow, i'm happy being in the field of men charging the same and bring you been better than, than men on the program is organized by the german development agency. g, i said in conjunction with local partners. but promoting women is no easy undertaking. over the past 10 years, we have been trained technicians and we have train over a 1000. and part of these only 60 women have been trained. we are talking about 6 percent. so because of these disparities, that is one of the reasons that we wanted to have these treat me for women. we wanted to, i mean them to come to get that so that we can understand what are the challenges. the idea is that it's primarily women who spread environmental awareness within their families and beyond. and protecting the environment is becoming increasingly important in kenya. old refrigerators can damage the ozone layer by emitting dangerous greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. older air condition is also wa

and i'm a toss a joint to star live from colacho in northern kenya. give us a sense of just how wide scale this problem is harm or we're in massive county and give an idea of how big this place is. once you cross the sign that says, welcome to massive it, you will drive for hours and hours and hours, and it's not a tod road to get to some of these remote areas along the way. you will see caucuses of camels and cow that died from the drought. if i the only animals that seem to be surviving out here are the goats and donkeys. i suppose it's because they are built for this environment. but to get to remote villages like the one here, for example, you need to get off the road. the roads are pretty bad when you reach the people here, they'll tell you how desperate they are. you mean mothers will say my child is about one year old and you look at the child and the child is extremely thin, too small for their age. you look at the here, it's a fine fine texture. you can tell the child a lot nourished. you look at adults, a grown man, he's naturally thin, of c