By Muthoni Maina The Government of Kenya has kept its promise to Farmers by revitalizing the agricultural sector. Speaking at the Meru Cooperative Union
Agriculture
Cabinet Approves Write Off Kshs.6.8 Billion For Coffee Farmers
By Dorothy Musyoka In a bid to pivot the economy towards sustained turnaround as set out in the Bottom-up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), Cabinet
Enhanced Kenya Tea Brand To Boost Farmer Income
By Diana Wenwa President William Ruto convened a meeting with the chairmen and directors of the Kenya Tea Development Agency KTDA factory at Statehouse
Govt Denies Links To Fake Fertilizer
By Lauryne Akoth The government has denied links to the alleged fake fertilizer. Speaking at a presser at KICC, the government spokesperson Dr Isaac
President Ruto Launches Another Water Project
President Ruto has commissioned the Ithanga Water Supply Project. The water supply is projected to serve more than 20,000 households in Gatanga Constituency, Murang’a
Kenya and Poland Enter Partnership To Boost Food Production
Kenya and Poland have signed two MoUs on tax solidarity, agriculture and rural development. President William Ruto explained that Kenya was enhancing its partnership
Framework Review Required To Improve Food Nutrition.
Kenya is faced with a triple burden of malnutrition, namely undernutrition (stunting, wasting, and underweight), micronutrient deficiencies, over-nutrition (overweight and obesity), and associated diet-related
Horticulture farms in Laikipia urged to be sensitive over river water
Horticultural farms in Laikipia have been urged to be sensitive to other water users while abstracting river water for irrigation. Speaking today at his
Wafugaji kutoka kaunti ya Garissa washauriwa kurudi sehemu zao
Naibu wa Kaunti Kamishna wa gatuzi dogo la Tana River Joseph Lenkarie amewasihi wafugaji kutoka kaunti jirani ya Garissa kurudi katika maeneo yao au
Multi-billion gravity project in Tana River to be completed in April
Bura Irrigation and Settlement Scheme Rehabilitation Project that will convert the Bura Irrigation Scheme from a pumped system to a gravity-fed system drastically, reducing the cost of operations