Tapping indigenous engineering knowledge and architecture

This article advocates for the recognition and preservation of indigenous Kenyan architectural knowledge, specifically focusing on traditional Luo mud houses. Often viewed as symbols of poverty, these structures are presented as sophisticated vernacular engineering systems that offer sustainable, climate-responsive, and culturally grounded housing solutions.

KFS Closes Sections of Karura Forest

Sections of Nairobi’s Karura Forest have been temporarily closed by the Kenya Forest Service (KFS) due to rivers overflowing their banks from ongoing heavy rainfall.

Govt To Halt Construction of NYS Houses in Karura Forest | Prof Karanja Njoroge

Why Govt is Clearing 3 Acres of Trees in Karura Forest

The Kenyan government plans to clear approximately 3 acres of Karura Forest to establish a seedling propagation site and provide temporary accommodation for National Youth Service (NYS) personnel.