How a Rural Woman Healed Her Soil — and Herself
By Chemtai Kirui Uasin Gishu, Kenya — As the first light of morning breaks over the gentle flow of
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Author: Chemtai Kirui
Giraffe Populations Rebound, But Kenya Warns the Crisis Is Far from Over
By Chemtai Kirui NAIROBI, June 21 – Kenya joined the rest of the world in marking World Giraffe Day,
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Climate Champion from Western Wins Green Ring Award
By Chemta Kirui NAIROBI, June 20 – Climate activist Risper Asembo from Budalang’i Constituency in Busia County has
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Refugee Entrepreneurs in East Africa Get Boost for Green Innovation
By Chemtai Kirui Nairobi – As the world marks World Refugee Day, a day that commemorates the strength
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Agroecology Trade Booms at East African Borders Despite Policy Blindspot
Machakos, Kenya — Agroecology products are increasingly flowing across East African borders, but they remain largely unrecognized in official
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Entrepreneurs and Innovators Take Center Stage at 2nd Agroecology Conference—Yet Policy Hurdles Remain
Nairobi — As the third day of the 2nd Agroecology Conference unfolds, light rain drizzles over the venue,
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Agroecology Talks Open with Calls for Farmer Recognition, Enterprise Growth, and Policy Reform
Delegates seated at Victoria Hall in Argyle Grand Hotel during the keynote session of the 2nd Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference
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