Kenya: Beekeeping Becomes Climate Change Lifeline For Maasai People | Firstpost Africa

Kenya: Beekeeping Becomes Climate Change Lifeline For Maasai People | Firstpost Africa
As the harsh realities of climate change become increasingly apparent, communities around the world are being forced to adapt to survive. In Kenya, where prolonged droughts and erratic weather patterns have devastated traditional farming practices, people are turning to innovative solutions to secure their livelihoods. One such adaptation is beekeeping, which is emerging as a vital alternative for many Kenyans. Beekeeping is providing a sustainable and profitable lifeline for communities in Kenya, particularly among the Maasai in Kajiado County, as they navigate the challenges posed by a changing climate. A group of 24 women have taken up the challenge to secure their future. Watch the video to know more.
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African bees, no thank you. They cross with European ones. Extremely territorial, sting after crawling down the esophagus. Deadly to say the least.

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Are those sir gates/john Hopkins university approved bees?

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Where is Palki Sharma?

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Bee stings

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We need palkiaharma back

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dude she's a news presenter in Firstpost's Vantage!🤦