A research by World Health Organization indicates that over 700,000 die annually from vector borne disease like Dengue and Chikungunya.

 The burden of these diseases is highest in tropical and subtropical areas, and they disproportionately affect the poorest populations and its spread has been linked to climate change in coastal City of Mombasa as local are now baring the brunt from the spread of the disease.

Hospitals in Africa and around the world lack required equipments to test and determine majority of vectorborne diseases

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In this episode we focus on how the climate change affects individuals living with disabilities in the coastal region of Kenya.

Fishermen are in great danger of loosing their daily livelihoods in the coast of Kenya. The bleaching of corals in high gear due to the changing climate and excess sunlight a condition that keeps getting worse and threatening the careers of many.

In this episode we focus on the effects Coral bleaching has on the environment and on the residents of the coastal city of Kenya.

Coral bleaching has been a major challenge in the life of residents of Wasini and in Kwale county. Due to excess sunlight, coral reefs in Wasini island were totally bleached and repelled fish from around the island. 

In this episode we talk to experts to help uncover ways in which the coral reefs can be restored.  

This episode shades light on the ways famers are trying to change preparation of farm land for farming due to unforgiving effects of excess heat caused by changes in climate.

In this episode we focus on the effects of climate change on health narrowing it down to effects of UV rays on the skin.

Palm wine is an integral part in ceremonies in the coastal region, its also an income generating venture for the tappers who depend on it to make income to sustain them and their families. In this episode we focus on how climate change has affected the coconut tree plant.

This 4th episode is a continuation of the 3rd episode(CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS ON HERBAL MEDICINE) and it focuses on how the community if engaged in activities that are aimed at restoring and preserving the indigenous plants.