Kenya Unveils Continent's Largest Clean Energy, Wind Power Farm

Three hundred sixty-five turbines spin carelessly in the wind along Lake Turkana.

The project aims to make electricity more affordable for the general public, President Uhuru Kenyatta says.

Peru Announces State of Emergency After Volcano Displaces 1,300

Peru's Ubina volcano is the nation's most active.

Ash and gas surged from Ubina volcano’s mouth, spreading to both the east and southeast parts of the country, the Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP) reported.

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A red ribbon is put on the sleeves of a man on World AIDS Day in Kathmandu, Nepal, Dec. 1, 2013.

Chinese Scientists Will Test Long-Lasting HIV Vaccine in Humans

Clinical studies involving thousands of volunteers for an HIV vaccine are expected to be carried out after 2021.

There are roughly 16,509 classic cases of the virus, while another 6,795 are more severe.

Honduras Fights Dengue Virus as it Reaches Epidemic Proportions

A total of 23,304 Dengue cases have been confirmed in the country.

More than 500 deep-sea bony fish and molluscs have been added to the list for the first time.

Manmade Ruin Adds 7,000 Species to Endangered 'Red List'

The conservation group has now assessed more than 105,000 species worldwide, around 28,000 of which risk extinction.

Elon has invested around US$100 million in Neuralink since its founding in 2016.

Elon Musk Wants to Put Implants Into People's Brains Next Year

"We hope to have this aspirationally in a human patient before the end of next year," Musk said.

An HIV/AIDS awareness campaign to mark the International AIDS Candlelight Memorial, in Chandigarh, India, May 20, 2018.

'More Urgency' Needed in AIDS Fight as Funding Fades: UN Report

Globally in 2018, some 770,000 people died of AIDS and almost 38 million people were living with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that causes it.