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An innovative app designed to combat food waste and losses, connects stores with consumers, allowing them to sell surplus and near-expiry food items at significantly discounted prices.
Anyone who buys products bearing the Fairtrade mark stands with farmers and workers, ensuring they earn fairly, work safely and produce ethically.
Green Africa Foundation and Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University have signed an MoU to promote open learning, applied research and knowledge sharing between Kenya and Thailand.
In 2022, a decision was made to aggregate the farms, marking the beginning of renewed hope for the farmers.
Hamas militants stormed the festival grounds near the Gaza border, killing hundreds of revellers and abducting others
Actions of elephants support biodiversity, regulate ecosystems, and enhance resilience to climate stress.
Roey Yosef’s farm uses high-pressure systems and drip irrigation, an efficient method that delivers water directly to plant roots in precisely measured amounts.
A survey conducted by AFAP reveals that agro-dealers in Kenya face heavy regulatory exploitation.
Data from KUTRRH indicates that paediatric cancer is a growing health challenge in Kenya, with an estimated 3,200 new cases diagnosed among children and adolescents each year.
New legislation provides for more tangible protections for public and private forests, and introduces new requirements for the sustainable management of dryland forests.
The nutritional value of indigenous foods has prompted doctors to recommend them for conditions such as diabetes and blood-related illnesses.
The economic relationship between Kenya and Brazil has long been characterised by a significant trade imbalance, with Brazil exporting far more to Kenya than Kenya exports to Brazil.
Beatrice Kirundu is one of millions of Kenyans who have invested in indigenous knowledge–based intellectual assets, commonly referred to as the Natural Products Industry.
A student entrepreneur showcases a growing banana-based beverage venture to intrigued crowds at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre.
A new book, which challenges leaders to move beyond electoral victory towards the harder work of delivery, credibility, and sustained public trust, has been launched.
High-value bee products beyond honey, long overlooked, have the potential to generate significant income for Kenyan beekeepers.
Reforms in Kenyan universities, including Kabianga University, aim to bridge the gap between strong research capacity and commercialisation to boost market impact.
A motorist has issued a legal demand to the Nairobi County to install visible notices outlining available parking payment options, citing harassment by county parking officers whenever the app fails.
Jonathan Olelila used to graze his cattle, but after years of disappointment, he decided to take a different route — subdividing his land and planting grass specifically for hay production.
A new fund to support African enterprises in attracting private investment and scale climate-adaptation solutions that benefit people and nature has been launched.
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