Mount Kenya's ice caps to completely melt in five years, scientists warn Climate 17 min ago
In the 2020 report, the WMO said Mount Kenya would lose all its ice a decade sooner than East Africa's other glaciated peaks, which would disappear by the 2040s.
Kenya, more than two million people in Tanzania and Kenya depend on water from Mount Kilimanjaro, some of which is still stored in the mountain's rapidly shrinking glaciers.
The project aims to benefit over two million people in Tanzania and Kenya by improving groundwater storage and supply during the dry season.
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