Food security remains a fallacy without structured way of addressing land usage in Kenya
By Chris Silali and Chris Shimba Elementary economics and entrepreneurship validates land as one of the key factors of production. Commonly defined as the…
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How can women-led SMEs in Kenya’s semi-arid lands build resilience to climate change?
By Joanes Atela and Kate Gannon Semi-arid lands (SALs) in developing countries are climate change ‘hot spots’ – or areas where climate change is…
6 Lessons On Systemic Change From Motherhood And Parenting
Over time, it has become clear that for change to become sustainable, change agents must not embed themselves as part of the system they…
Alternative Livelihoods in Response to The Changing Climate
By Dr. Chris Silali and Sylvia Wafula Climate change is by far the most ravaging and hard to mitigate natural disaster which cannot be…
We can turn curse of Laikipia conflicts into blessing
Parents are supposed to love, support and create an environment of beautiful upbringing. The sad reality is that this is not always the case.…
VIDEO: Farmers benefit from use of lime-based fertilizer
We are encouraging farmers to use lime-based fertilizers to reduce soil acidity and improve nutrient uptake by crops. The ultimate goal is to increase…
VIDEO: Bridging the information gap in Kenya’s Agribusiness Sector
Over 3,000 farmers and 40 stakeholders in agriculture including County Government, input suppliers, traders, financial institutions, insurance firms converged at the Mwea Agriculture Expo…
VIDEO: Wetting the Dry Taps of Mombasa
There has been a perennial water shortage in Mombasa, with informal settlements like Toa Tugawe in Kisauni most affected. These areas receive water for…
