50,000 Kenyan youths to receive KSh 22,000 NYOTA grants starting Jan. 8
By Chemtai Kirui Nairobi, Jan. 7 — The government will begin disbursing business start-up grants under the National
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Author: Chemtai Kirui
Spa Meets Forest in the Heart of the Aberdares
By Chemtai Kirui Rain falls lightly at the foot of the Aberdares, where white mist drifts over the
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Civil Society Pushes for Farmer-Led Agriculture at Africa Food Systems Forum in Senegal
By Chemtai Kirui Thiès, Senegal — Civil society groups meeting on the sidelines of the Africa
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Leaders Urged to Back Young Agripreneurs as Africa Food Systems Forum Opens in Dakar
By Chemtai Kirui Dakar, Senegal — Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye on Monday urged delegates at the
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As Donors Exit, Will East Africa’s Solar Agriculture Thrive on Its Own?
By Chemtai Kirui Limuru – As climate shocks strain East African farmers and donor funding for clean energy winds
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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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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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