Nanjinia Wamuswa

Risper Agutu says indigenous crop varieties have helped her reduce production risks while improving food security and farm sustainability.

A striking floral installation in the shape of a butterfly was one of the main attractions at the International Flower Trade Expo (IFTEX) 2026, held at Visa Oshwal, Westlands, Nairobi, earlier this week.

Leaders in the cooperative movement are considering the establishment of an economic advisory council of chairpersons to enhance governance, coordination and policy engagement across the sector.

In their wildest dreams, Owino Otieno and Mary Owino never imagined they would one day earn a living from producing and selling vermicast and vermi juice, commonly known as worm juice.

Credit Bank has set aside Sh1 billion in 2026 to support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Kenya, helping businesses expand, create jobs, and contribute to economic development.

Yet one of the biggest challenges facing Kenya's agricultural sector is the low adoption and commercialisation of innovations developed through research.

Kenya's business events and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions) industry is growing to match global standards, forming a major part of the country's tourism and hospitality sector.

, that picture is changing. Across Kenya, restoration is no longer just about planting trees; it is creating jobs, generating incomes and opening up new business opportunities, particularly for women.