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Cooperatives, Micro, Small, Medium and Enterprises Development Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya has said the Government intends to scale up coffee production in the country from the current 50,000 metric tonnes
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The Nakuru County, in partnership with the Engineers Without Borders Israel (EWB-I) organisation, plans to set up a facility to train farmers on ways of manufacturing high-protein animal feeds. The plant
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Women in Kiambu are transforming Kenya’s coffee industry through empowerment and innovation, challenging traditional barriers and redefining their role in the sector. Coffee, Kenya’s second-largest agricultural export after tea, remains a
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Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe on Wednesday asked millers to purchase all the locally grown wheat that has not been purchased. The purchase amounts to 400,000 bags, subsequent to which the government,
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The Nairobi Coffee Exchange auctioned a volume of coffee, generating Sh.1.8 billion for farmers and estates. According to the NCE report, 34,855 bags of 50 kilos each were traded, a 6
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