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Nanjinia's focus is on local business and agriculture in Kenya, primarily covering stories related to innovation, youth initiatives, and government announcements. She heavily features press releases and government announcements.
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By: Nanjinia Wamuswa
Kenya is home to nearly 100 underutilised fruit species, many of which hold immense potential for both farmers and consumers. Among the most promising are gooseberry, guava, jackfruit, tree tomato, pomegranate, custard apple, soursop and tamarind fruits that could play a key role in strengthening the country's food systems and rural livelihoods.
By: Nanjinia Wamuswa
Kenya is home to nearly 100 underutilised fruit species, many of which hold immense potential for both farmers and consumers.
By: Nanjinia Wamuswa
By: Nanjinia Wamuswa
Against this backdrop, Israel has deployed a mobile climate laboratory in Kenya to help address Africa's long-standing data deficit and improve the accuracy of environmental decision-making across the continent.
By: Nanjinia Wamuswa
“Restoration activities across forestry, agroforestry, watershed protection, timber, bamboo, fruit trees and ecosystem services have the potential to create a multi-billion-shilling sector.”
By: Nanjinia Wamuswa
Kenya is set to harmonise training in surveying, geomatics and geospatial engineering, following a landmark consultative meeting that resolved to establish a unified professional training framework to meet the country's evolving development needs.
By: Nanjinia Wamuswa
Africa's biotechnology and biosafety information which had been scattered across multiple agency websites, gazette notices and regulatory documents, making it difficult for users to access and interpret, has been centralised.
