Kenya
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The Roam Air is cheap, lightweight, practically focused, and capable of riding up to 180 km on a pair of removable batteries. It's been designed, developed and built in Kenya, to suit the needs of African riders in rural and urban areas.
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Daniel Libeskind's firm Studio Libeskind has unveiled plans for a striking new museum in Kenya that's intended to resemble hand axe tools made by early man. Aiming for a 2024 opening, the museum will explore the history of humans, the science behind climate change and evolution, and more.
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Scientists are reporting a promising breakthrough in the battle for the survival of the functionally extinct northern white rhino, producing first-of-a-kind test tube embryos they claim can offer a high probability of pregnancy in a surrogate mother.
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After almost a decade of careful safeguarding in a Kenyan conservancy, the last male northern white rhino on Earth has been euthanized following age-related complications. The death of "Sudan" leaves conservationists with advanced IVF treatments as the only hope of saving the subspecies.
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Visitors to one of Kenya's premier safari destinations will have the option of a luxurious new vantage point for the country's famous wildlife. The Nay Palad Bird Nest Hotel nestles its guests amongst the treetops, with views of the surrounding savannah in all directions.
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Rising ocean temperatures are wreaking havoc on coral reefs, but a new study has revealed a glimmer of hope. Some species of coral – but not all of them – appear to be adapting to the warming waters, with researchers finding less bleached coral in 2016 than under similar circumstances in 1998.
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Kenya has opened up its skies for commercial drone use. Drones stand to have a real impact in the developing world where road infrastructure can make movement of goods difficult, but the technology in Kenya will also touch industries such as film-making, relief and conservation.