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Agriculture

Replacing tobacco with food crops bearing fruits in Migori

When we visited 45-year-old Michael Okong’o, a former tobacco farmer in Migori at his rural home, the healthy green crops were all we could...

Boost to farmers as Sh23 million soil laboratory is launched in Rongo University

Rongo University is the first University to have a soil analysis laboratory in Nyanza and the Western regions. The Sh23 million facility was constructed through...

Graduate abandons job search, turns village into a farming class

When he graduated in 2019, Erick Ochieng had a great vision. Get a well-paying job, start a family, and invest. But all these fell on a...

Why Sorghum farmers in Kisumu are against proposed tax on alcohol

Sorghum farmers in Kisumu now want the government to reduce the proposed excise tax on beer. The proposed excise tax saw a 10 per cent...

How Migori County is replacing tobacco with dairy farming

Migori County Livestock and Agriculture Department has launched the sixth phase of one dairy cow per tobacco farmer in seven sub counties. The project is...

Alarm as Armyworms wreak havoc in Kisumu

More than 10,000 acres of maize, sorghum and pasture has been invaded by Armyworms in Muhoroni. The outbreak which is now extending to better parts...

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Can AI bridge the land justice gap for women in rural Kenya?

For six months, 63-year-old Catherine Hagasa Mate barely slept, keeping watch over the fragile shelter she built in...

Why tech player AURA is defending PSRA on crackdown on private security firms

Kenya's leading technology firm has defended the ongoing crackdown on private security firms by the Private Security Regulatory...

Women journalists turn to AI, but gaps in access still persist

At 5 a.m. in Kakamega County, Irene Nasimiyu prepares for her morning radio show. Before going on air,...

Learning on uneven ground: Inside inclusive early learning in Kakamega

A random visit to early childhood education centres in Kenya, you are likely to meet learners as young...

Rethinking retirement in Kenya: Balancing dignity, security and purpose

By Chrispine Oduma A prominent Kenyan media personality started a very interesting conversation on retirement age. Giddy posted in...

Public or Private? How Kiambu parents are weighing pre-school options

It is a chilly morning in Juja town. Lagna Kiuria, a salonist, walks her five-year-old son past a public...