Climate conversations in Kajiado begin with people’s experience of land, livestock, water and changing seasons. Bus Radio’s profile sets out a commitment to practical community education and sustainable livelihoods.
The archive records interviews with farmers and visits to communities discussing challenges such as invasive weeds. Its 2026 World Radio Day report describes engagement with Kenya Met’s Kajiado office and traditional weather forecasters.
Bringing these perspectives together helps the station ask questions that are grounded in local life. It also keeps the people most affected by a topic involved in the conversation.
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- Partners and participants
- Kenya Met — Kajiado County office · Traditional weather forecasters
- Bus Radio’s role
- Climate and early-warning conversations connecting technical information with community knowledge.
- Recorded results
- Local meteorological expertise and traditional forecasting perspectives were brought into community engagement, making space for locally relevant climate dialogue.
Engagement documented in the World Radio Day 2026 report
Source: Bus Radio World Radio Day 2026 Report, pages 3–5.