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10 best marketable agriculture courses in 2021 ▷ Kenya News
Studying agriculture in Kenya means that you will be working in a crucial industry considered to be fast-paced and technology-oriented. Some of the courses in animal ... -
What does the cooperative movement look like in your country?
The mapping of cooperative actors carried out by the ICA-EU partnership (# coops4dev) is progressing steadily. Since the launch of the interactive online map, 54 countries ... -
Agricultural events this week: May 17-23
Hello Mzansi! It’s a new week full of exciting opportunities in agriculture! Get out your calendars and take note of this week’s farming events in South ... -
Summit seeks ‘New Deal’ to ease Africa’s economic woes
DUBAI: Like many executives around the world, Bruno Bensasson did not travel much in an airplane last year. However, one of the few flights he took ... -
Peruvian GDP up 18.21% in March as industry crosses its path
DUBAI: Like many executives around the world, Bruno Bensasson did not travel much in an airplane last year. However, one of the few flights he took ... -
Why Tanzania needs to invest more in avocado production
By Saumu Jumanne Tanzania is fortunate to have a diversity of fruit trees. An example is that of avocado trees. According to the information available, this ... -
Kimani Ngunjiri disrupts Ruto camp with attack on UDA officials
Kimani Ngunjiri, MP for Bahati, launched an attack on United Democratic Alliance (UDA) officials, alleging preferential treatment within the political group. Ngunjiri pointed out that some ... -
Kenya: body responsible for maize ban stripped of its powers
By ZEPHANIAH UBWANI Arusha. The Kenyan regulatory authority behind the recent ban on maize imports from Tanzania has been stripped of its powers. From now on, ... -
Horticulturist recognized for his remarkable achievements
Texas A&M AgriLife Uvalde horticultural specialist Larry Stein, Ph.D., received the 2021 Distinguished Achievement Award from Texas A&M and the Association of Former Students. Stein has ... -
Ethiopia delays national elections again amid deadly tensions
Ethiopia delayed the vote last year, the first major electoral test for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, citing the COVID-19 pandemic. This heightened tensions with leaders in ... -
How African food systems continue to struggle to meet the most basic needs
By The East African When African leaders spoke at the High Level Virtual Dialogue on Food to Africa last week, one thing stood out; Africa knows ... -
Kenya allows two flights to Somaliland despite ban
By AGGREY MUTAMBO Kenya has authorized two planes to travel to Somaliland to deliver election materials despite the ban on air traffic with Somalia. A diplomatic ... -
Minimum price of sugar cane, import cuts will sweeten Kenyan sugar »Capital News
After decades of poor performance, Kenya’s sugar industry is set to see better times as a result of recent state interventions to stabilize sugar cane prices, ... -
Soil data helps prediction of locust swarms
In 2019-2020, East Africa experienced its worst Desert Locust invasion in more than 40 years. The United Nations and its partners have dealt with more than ... -
Water – not an infinite resource in Kenya
By Simon Thomas, Everyone takes water for granted and that breeds complacency. Water may seem like an unlimited resource, given that most of the planet is ... -
EU contribution of € 8 million will boost gains in Desert Locust control
May 13, 2021, Brussels / Rome – The Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), QU Dongyu, welcomed a contribution of ...
