Nairobi, Kenya – January 17, 2026 The Kenya Meteorological Society (KMS) has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing weather and climate science for resilient communities, following its 27th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on January 16, 2026, at the Radisson Blu Hotel & Residence, Nairobi Arboretum.
According to a LinkedIn post published by the Society on January 17, the AGM brought together members both in person and online, reflecting the strength and unity of Kenya’s professional meteorological community. The meeting addressed key issues of governance, financial accountability, and strategic direction, underscoring the Society’s role in shaping climate services and innovation in the country.
KMS management, represented by Dr. Bethwel Mutai, Wambongo C. S. Recha, Cohen Ang’u, Absae Sedah, Dr. Margaret Kimani, and Maria Lokitari, expressed appreciation to members for their active participation. “Your continued engagement and valuable contributions are a testament to the strength and unity of our professional community,” the Society noted in its statement.
The AGM also highlighted the Society’s forward-looking agenda, including the implementation of strategic plans aimed at strengthening meteorology, research, and climate resilience across Kenya and beyond. Members were encouraged to support initiatives that advance innovation and evidence-based climate services.
In a bid to expand its reach, KMS announced that membership registration remains open to individual professionals, students, institutions, organizations, and international partners. The Society emphasized that joining its vibrant community offers opportunities to contribute to impactful climate science locally, regionally, and globally.
The Kenya Meteorological Society, founded to promote meteorology and climate awareness, continues to play a pivotal role in fostering collaboration among scientists, policymakers, and communities. Its latest AGM signals renewed momentum in tackling climate challenges and building resilience in vulnerable regions.
