Gloom, desolation as IDPs face eviction from farm
Inside his dimly lit worn out tent at Muhu Farm, 88-year-old, Joseph Thuku mulls his next move after being ‘ordered’ to vacate from a place he has known as his
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Farmers turning to the ‘wonder’ grass to restore soil fertility and feed their animals
For years, thousands of acres of land at Baraka range on the slopes of Kuresoi North have been washed away by rain water from the highlands, transforming the once fertile
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Youthful women complaining that face masks are inhibiting their chances to attract suitors
As the Government remains steadfast in the fight against the spread of coronavirus disease, some youthful women in Kiambu are up in arms against wearing masks, saying the COVID 19
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Blame nature, human habit over Nyatike deluge
The cycle of drought and floods that has become a common phenomenon in many parts of the country can be attributed to both nature and man-made mistakes. However, natural calamities as
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Agriculture in the wake of covid-19
Mama Selina Kiplagat, a resident of the arid Kerio Valley was all set for this year’s planting season following the onset of the long rains to ensure that she has
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