Our Purpose

A blog created to cover essential environmental and political information in Kenya with a view to promoting POVERTY ALLEVIATION through creating awareness of the Millennium Development Goals

Please leave your views, comment or questions in the comments box or send an e-mail to: enviropolitics(at)gmail(dot)com

25 Responses to “Our Purpose”

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I work for WildlifeDirect.org which is a blog platform for African conservationists and we often have a lot of stories that would be pertinent to your blog. How can I get in touch with you?

Dipesh Pabari
18 February 2008

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bibomedia
29 February 2008

hi, i feel that this website is truly helpful and the content very informative. I do e-marketing for a an East African jobs site http://www.webarazacareers.com. Our website offers free services to East Africans.
We would like to get listed on your site, as we look to inform more jobseekers and employers about the site.

Kindly advice.

Regards, Flossie

Flossie Mbiriri
4 March 2008

Thanks flossie, Drop me an e-mail at enviropolitics(at)gmail.com.

Phil
4 March 2008

Hello;

I am working with the National Geographic Society to make people aware that due to recent events the lions of southern Kenya are in imminent danger of extinction. I thought that readers of your blog would want to know of this potentially tragic happening.

NGS is working to protect the current remaining lions, but also to establish programs that will help the population grow and thrive well into the future. The key to protecting the lions is first to remove the economic incentive to kill the lions. These efforts involve creating a sustainable balance between local Maasai communities and lion groups.

The situation has reached a critical level. Unless something is done immediately, there will be no more lions in this part of Kenya, which would be a tragedy.

Visit http://www.NationalGeographic.com/Bigcats to learn more. There is still hope that we can protect these majestic animals, but we have no time to lose, and it is vital that word be spread among those who love not only lions but the beauty and culture of Kenya.

Charles
20 June 2008

where are the vedios

mark
7 July 2008

You are my most recent discovery – Yay! I love the blog (especially the environmental bit) – Good Job!

seinlife
10 July 2008

Hi webmaster!

Kazelqjq
22 September 2008

I am not sure whether this is the right platform but as Kenya focuses on the Vision 2030, it would be great if there was a way of encouraging Kenyans living abroad to channel back developmental ideas back home. Brain drain is hurting Africa.

kenya
2 November 2008

Are you still running this blog?

Rose
28 February 2009

HI, AM JULIET HIV+ I NEED THE EMAIL ADRESSE OF STACY CARE FOUNDATION SO THAT I CAN JOIN THE CLUB.

JULIET
7 April 2009

Find the contacts at our post : World AIDS Day 2008 : Social Club for HIV Positive in Nairobi, at this link:

World AIDS Day 2008 : Social Club for HIV Positive in Nairobi

Phil
7 April 2009

i am a student at J.K.U.A.T persuing Bachelor of commerce (f(finance option) currently a forth year student.would be glad if offerd a cencus job will apply my stastitics skills in the process.look forwad to positive response. response.my

Silas
23 June 2009

Hi Phil
do you have any more info on Nairobi Dam?
Am working on landscape solutions and scenarios for the milieu.
Cheers.

kk
14 August 2009

where are you situated in nairobi and its enviroments

wambui Douglas Njuguna
18 September 2009

very educative site on poverty eradication in Kenya, Keep up the good site

Exit Poverty
9 March 2010

Whats the link between the World Cup and the MDGS
Will its hosting on the African continent act
as leaverage for highlighting the plight of
Africa.

Dereck Ncube
2 June 2010

I really what the dominion farm are doing at yala swamp, they have improve the living standard of the people living around that area ,i concradulate for that.I would also to get intarch in one of job mostly in computer enginnering and electrical installation areas. I am adiplomat certificate in information technology and electrial engineering.Thanks in advance.

samson odolloh midega
29 November 2010

I really like what the dominion farm are doing at yala swamp, they have improve the living standard of the people living around that area ,i concradulate for that.I would also to get intarch in one of job mostly in computer enginnering and electrical installation areas. I am adiplomat certificate in information technology and electrial engineering.Thanks in advance.

samson odolloh midega
29 November 2010

your google pagerank?. By the way, will be this microsoft web site engine that u use? We believe its far better then wordpress, it loads nicely atleast. Preserve up your great function!

Tracey Walkins
14 January 2011