9 October 2026 | Kamkunji, Nairobi
A piece of carton becomes a welding shield, while skilled hands turn metal into a wheelbarrow. At Jua Kali workshops, creativity isn’t just in what fundis make, but in how they make it. #JuaKali #MadeInKenya
Among Nairobi’s mountains of waste, waste pickers recover discarded plastics, glass and aluminium—turning rubbish into livelihoods and resources for a second life. #Nairobi #WastePickers #Recycling #Environment #conservation #recycling @UNEP
Hands Recovering Value, One Recyclable at a Time.
These hands turn discarded materials into livelihoods while keeping plastics, glass and metal out of waterways and ecosystems. #Nairobi #WastePickers #Conservation #Recycling #Environment @mwarv @UNEP
For waste pickers, discarded plastics, glass and metal mean income. Recovering them also keeps waste from waterways, reduces pollution and gives materials a second life. #Nairobi #WastePickers #Conservation #Recycling #Environment @UNEP @WBG_ClimateEnv
For many waste pickers, discarded waste means income. Recovering plastics, glass and metal keeps them out of waterways, reduces pollution & gives materials a second life. #Nairobi #WastePickers #Conservation #Recycling #Environment @UNEP @EnvAgency @WBG_ClimateEnv
At the source of the Nairobi River insects inhabit a quiet highland ecosystem sustained by vegetation and moisture. Pollinators, predators, and decomposers signal a balanced system, but expanding urban pressure raises concerns over protecting this fragile river source.
Next time you walk through Ngong Forest, take a moment to look closer. Beneath the leaves and fallen logs, a tiny world of insects, fungi and forest creatures quietly keeps the ecosystem alive. 🌿🐛 @mwarv @magicalkenya @KEFRIHQ @icipe @KeForestService #NatureEscape #forests
Small forest dwellers including millipedes, fungi and katydids play a vital role in breaking down organic matter on the forest floor in Ngong Forest.
Beneath the towering trees of Ngong Forest lies a hidden world where insects and tiny creatures quietly sustain the ecosystem, breaking down fallen leaves and rotting wood to return nutrients to the soil. @mwarv @KeForestService @UEF_EntoNet @KEFRIHQ @icipe
Beneath the towering trees of Ngong Forest lies a hidden world where insects and tiny creatures quietly sustain the ecosystem, breaking down fallen leaves and rotting wood to return nutrients to the soil. @mwarv @KeForestService @UEF_EntoNet @KEFRIHQ @icipe
Replying to @KeNHAKenya
@KeNHAKenya There is a big pothole along uhuru highway 200meters frm Haile Selassie Ave roundabout, towards nyayo house & opposite parliament building. The rains are here which will make it dangerous for motorists. Do something kindly @motoristsoffice @Ma3Route @KenyanTraffic
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Replying to @BoniMuthoni
Hello @BoniMuthoni, we've responded. Please check. ^RJ
The Little Creatures of Michuki Memorial Park
1. Leaf-footed Bug fierce-looking but only feeds on plant sap.
2. Bandit Shieldbug mum was fiercely protecting her egg cluster laid on the underside of a Warbugia tree leaf
3.Skimmer dragonflies
4. Rhenea Moth caterpillar @mwarv
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Downtown Nairobi - one of the areas I haven't ventured into with my camera.
So, when an opportunity came up, courtesy of @mwarv & @BoniMuthoni while in the company of @kesh_nthamba, I had to jump on it!
Boniface Muthoni retweeted
This is Kanairo.
Walking between Tom Mboya Street and Muthurwa with a camera isn’t something anyone can do fearlessly.
So I got together with @BoniMuthoni @mutahichiira @kesh_nthamba and Winnie and captured this rarely photographed side of Nairobi.
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Replying to @KindikiKithure
@KindikiKithure @Wavinya_Ndeti There is a new nameless club along Beijing rd Mlolongo they play very loud music at night. They are very close to Greatwall apartments Phase 1 which has a school inside. Residents near the road are really suffering. @RobertAlai @bonifacemwangi
The Heavy traffic on the Nairobi express way before panari is due to an accident. Traffic police at the scene clearing. @Ma3Route @motoristsoffice @KenyanTraffic
Nairobi. Frame 1. Kenneth Matiba Rd, 2. Market St., 3. Kimathi St. 4. Junction of Ronald Ngala and Tom Mboya. @NairobiVisuals @NairobiStreets





























































