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Agriculture

Nyong’o says NO to GMO foods in Kisumu

Kisumu Governor Anyang' Nyong'o has asserted that he will not allow genetically modified foods into the county. Through a public statement, Nyong'o said accepting GMOs...

Man who quit city life now feeding entire village through organic farming

Over a decade ago, 66 years old economist John Magaiwa made a huge step when he quit his 40 years of city life and...

‘How I use worms to cut cost in my fish farm’

In 2008, Laban Mwanzo went back home after finishing his Masters studies at Pwani University. His father handed him an eight-acre piece of land. “It was...

We will not buy hoarded maize,NCPB

National Cereals and Produce Board has said that they will not buy maize from farmers who are hoarding their produce. The board’s director James Mureu...

Fortified foods best cure for ‘hidden hunger’, experts now say

In the recent years, experts have reported that agricultural food produce have been of poor qualities due to effects of drastic changes in weather...

Bunyala in high gear to beat rice production hiccup in January

Between January and April, Western parts of Kenya have been experiencing drought. The situation has been dire that crops which require a lot of water...

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FAKE: This image of Farmers holding Sweet Potato Shaking hands is AI-generated

This Image of two sweet potatoes shaking hands circulated on social media is FAKE. The attached photo shows four...

Innovation hub equips 63 Kisumu youths with digital skills

At least 63 youths have benefit from a digital skill project targeting cyber security and data analytics. The youths...

Investment Conference exposes Nyanza’s development potentials

The government has announced plans to fast-track key development projects in Nyanza in renewed efforts to transform the...

Declare femicide a national crisis, rights groups tell President Ruto

Human Rights Defenders have called on President William Ruto to declare femicide as a national crisis. Through various rights...

Gutted Trade Part 3: A ‘Controlled Market’: Monopolies, corruption and difficulty accessing licenses shut out most Ugandans from the maw trade

This reporting project was supported by the Pulitzer Center. In Uganda, Chinese demand for the Nile perch swim bladder,...

Gutted Trade PART 2: A Smuggling Route Reversed: Uganda no longer the region’s maw processing hub

This reporting project was supported by the Pulitzer Center. In Uganda, the hunt for fish maw is driving depletion...