Natural Resources Alliance of Kenya - KENRA

Natural Resources Alliance of Kenya - KENRA A Forum for advocacy on natural resources in Kenya.

KeNRA (Natural Resources Alliance of Kenya) is an alliance of Kenyan (Civil Society Organizations) CSOs that deal with natural resources issues. KeNRA was formed from an initiative of IANRA (International Alliance on Natural Resources in Africa) of which ActionAid and Coast Rights Forum (CRF) are members. Through CRF, IANRA funded for initial national grouping activities in Kenya that saw the recr

uitment and aligning of seven more members to form KeNRA. The remaining seven members come from various parts in Kenya and include Ngua Mlambo Development Trust (NMDT), Likoni Community Development Program (LICODEP), ILISHE Trust, Ngoma Trust, Oasis of Abject Image Diversion (OAID-Kenya), Homa Hills Community Development Organization (HHCDO), and Malindi Rights Forum (MRF).

The judgment effectively confirms the end of the Lamu Coal Power Plant project, concluding a nearly decade-long legal ba...
20/10/2025

The judgment effectively confirms the end of the Lamu Coal Power Plant project, concluding a nearly decade-long legal battle and setting a vital precedent for environmental justice and sustainable development in Kenya.

The judgment effectively confirms the end of the Lamu Coal Power Plant project, concluding a nearly decade-long legal battle

23/10/2024

🌍 WoMin in partnership with Samburu Women Trust is co-hosting a Capacity Building training today in Nanyuki, Laikipia County.

✊🏾 Drawing together women from Lamu, Laikipia, Baringo, Kwale, Siolo, Elgeyo Marakwet, Marsabit and Taita Taveta Counties, the training is a vital space for women from communities impacted by big extractive industries, mining and large land investments. The aim of the space is to share stories and experiences, and deepen collective knowledge on and as well as build solidarity for women and community's efforts to protect their lands and resources from extractivism.

🌾Together, these women hope to strengthen their organising in defence of their lands and communities! They will work together to build alternative visions of "development" - the YES - as part of their organising and campaigns going forward. This activity is part of a Month of Action on the Right to Say NO.

Save Lamu Lamu Women Alliance Natural Resources Alliance of Kenya - KENRA Africa Groups for Climate Justice African Climate Reality Project

The stone is second only to the 3016-carat cullian diamond discovered in South Africa in 1905
26/08/2024

The stone is second only to the 3016-carat cullian diamond discovered in South Africa in 1905

X-ray technology used to find the 2,492-carat stone in the African country’s Karowe Diamond Mine.

05/06/2024



05/06/2024
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18/04/2024

The latest episode of the is now available on YouTube. Click the link to watch and subscribe.

In this Episode of the we continue the conversation on and in Kenya and across the African continent.

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08/04/2024

Catch part 2 of this conversation on our podcast channels on Spotify and YouTube, remember to follow and subscribe for future episodes!

In this episode, we continue the converation on and in Kenya and across the African continent.

25/03/2024

The government is finalizing a joint operational framework that will provide guidelines on how miners in Kenya’s artisanal mining subsector will be granted controlled access to start mining operations inside national parks.

Principal Secretary (PS) State Department for Mining Elijah Mwangi said selected teams picked to draft the framework were harmonizing the requirements and after putting the final touches on this historic document, it will be ready to be subjected to public participation.

The creation of this historic framework came after a presidential directive that required the mining state department to provide a roadmap on how artisanal miners could access national parks and other protected areas set aside for conservation to engage in exploration and exploitation of minerals.

28/02/2024

Kiraitu Murungi ignited the debate when he addressed participants at the Geo-East African Conference and Expo (GEOEACE 2024) that ended on Friday.

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