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Covers:  Climate change, social inequality, human rights, technology, women and LGBTQ+ issues. health, education
East Africa Correspondent for @TRF’s @ContextNewsroom. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇳Covering tech & society, inclusive economies, climate. nita.bhalla@tr.com +254798188824

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Seasoned journalist and editor with 20+ years as a foreign correspondent, specializing in Africa, South Asia, and the Indian Ocean Region. Recognized for award-winning coverage of human rights and socioeconomic inequality. Proficient in leading diverse teams, driving digital multimedia storytelling, and amplifying underreported issues from the Global South.

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Mombasa ocean summit drives progress on marine protection, but threats persist

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By Nita Bhalla Verified
| Climate Home News Verified
Governments at the annual oceans summit reaffirmed commitments to protect key marine ecosystems including the high seas and coral reefs, but observers said funding barriers and polluting projects are hampering progress on putting them into practice.
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Kenya: Mt. Kenya Glaciers to Vanish By 2030 - Environmentalist Lewis Pugh

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By Nita Bhalla Verified
| AllAfrica
What's the context? Endurance athlete and environmentalist Lewis Pugh said witnessing the Lewis Glacier on Mount Kenya was a "shocking sight". NAIROBI - Mount Kenya, home to some of Africa's last remaining glaciers, is on the brink of a dramatic transformation: its ice could vanish entirely by 2030, said environmentalist Lewis Pugh after summiting Kenya's highest peak.
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Mt. Kenya glaciers to vanish by 2030 - environmentalist Lewis Pugh

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By Nita Bhalla Verified
| Context Verified
What’s the context? Endurance athlete and environmentalist Lewis Pugh said witnessing the Lewis Glacier on Mount Kenya was a "shocking sight". NAIROBI - Mount Kenya, home to some of Africa's last remaining glaciers, is on the brink of a dramatic transformation: its ice could vanish entirely by 2030, said environmentalist Lewis Pugh after summiting Kenya's highest peak.
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