Why do millions still live without electricity in Africa?
By Deborah Olaoluwa Hundreds of millions of Africans still live without electricity, relying on kerosene, candles and firewood. The cost ...
Tag: Kenya
Kenya: TAAT clinches Exhibitor of the Year Award
Representatives of the TAAT ecosystem at the expo holding the award By Deborah Olaoluwa Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation (TAAT) ...
KENYA: TAAT and Partners convene stakeholders for a seed roadmap
Towards a sustainable seed system in Kenya By Ekouya Suzanne HOUEFONDE Stakeholders from Kenyaand across Africa are organising a summit to ...
Africa targets high yields amidst climate resilience as new cereal and legume breeding consortium takes off
A rice seed farmer in West Africa It was a cool and breezy evening in Koba. Abou Camara sat in ...
Kenya disbands the Loss and Damage route to seeks for fair, equitable Climate Action
Ali Mohamed, the Advisor to the President of Kenya on matters Climate Change By Welissa Mulei The Climate Change envoy ...
Kenyan President urges accountability for World Polluters
William Ruto - the president of Kenya By Welissa Mulei Kenyan President William Ruto called Sunday (Feb. 19) for rich ...
FAO urges Kenya to leverage Indigenous Knowledge, boost Forest Conservation
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Director-General Qu Dongyu (C, Front) prepares to plant a medicinal seedling ...
New Firm offers hope of steady fertilizer supply to Kenya farmers
John Murimi sells fertilizer at his Agrovet shop at Kagio market in Kenya's Kirinyaga County On a cool Wednesday evening ...
From Climate Change to Finance Culture; Kenyan Women in Agribusiness Face Many Challenges
Phoebe Wanja opens the tap for the water to flow into her farm in Naro Moru, in Kenya's Nyeri County. ...
We are at a Crossroads in History: Africa can and must be a Leader in Clean Energy
William Ruto - the president of Kenya Several African leaders at last month’s UN general assembly left dismayed after their ...
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