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Picture this: somewhere in Nairobi, a dusty safety deposit box lies undisturbed in a downtown vault. Inside? Share certificates worth millions—untouched, unnoticed, and unclaimed. Its owner, now halfway across the world, forgot all about it during a busy relocation. Multiply that forgotten box by thousands, and you begin to glimpse Kenya’s silent fortune: over KSh 4.3 Billion in unclaimed financial assets.

Extreme poverty, defined as living on less than $2.15 per day (adjusted for inflation and purchasing power), has seen dramatic shifts across

Green spaces—parks, forests, and roadside vegetation—are essential to urban life, providing fresh air, recreational spaces, and...

More Than Just Numbers In the wake of rising cases of femicide in Kenya. The " Silencing Women" database, a groundbreaking living...