Boniface Gikandi is a corporal and journalist for Standard Group PLC, focusing on local news in Nairobi, Kenya. With a keen interest in social issues and current events, Boniface covers a range of topics including politics, crime, agriculture, and community development.
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Anxiety has gripped the tea sector as factory directors analyse financial statements aimed at declaring annual bonuses for release to 880,000 farmers in mid October
Tension is rising at the troubled Githambo Tea Factory in Murang’a after the resignation of three directors citing uncooperative farmers
More than 70,000 smallholders farmers in Murang’a have received certified maize seeds and fertiliser in a bid to increase productivity and turn the county into a food basket.
Tea worth Sh2.24 billion weighing 155.09 million kilogrammes was exported to the international market between July and September 2024, up from 120.24 million kgs in the same period last year.
The Mombasa Tea Auction sold 3,484,906 kilogrammes sourced from factories managed by KTDA, with the buyers paying Sh1,263,763,108.
The Ministry of Agriculture has suffered a blow after the High Court temporarily suspended implementation of a directive that stopped harvesting of macadamia nuts.
By: Hudson Gumbihi
Bar owners have petitioned the government against the order to close more than 2,000 liquor outlets located near schools.
Gachagua's allies revealed that they were working on the formation of a political party ahead of the 2027 general election to ensure they had freedom.
Tea factories received more than Sh103 million this year from buyers of the beverage leaves in Europe through the Fair Trade concept.
KTDA Holding Chairman Enos Njeru lauded farmers for the ongoing plucking of quality green leaves at their farms.
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