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If veteran Los Angeles Times journalist and author David Lamb had met a group of peasant farmers in Laikipia before

The Global Hunger Index ranks Kenya at position 86 out of 177 countries, meaning that the country is neither doing too well

The Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, Ukur Yatani, presented the FY 2020/21 Budget Statement to the National Assembly on 11

For Kenyans living in urban areas, all food has to be bought unless one has access to a garden. Most of the

I was privileged to be born and raised in a village where women were allowed to own farms. Though a

The locust invasion has not only caused havoc across the country but has also brought to an end Mwangi Kiunjuri’s

Over the years, food safety concerns have been largely ignored by relevant stakeholders with serious consequences being experienced by Kenyan

While the world officially marked Human Rights Day yesterday, it feels like every day should be human rights day. In

There are two routes for Kenya’s food and farming system. One, the industrial model of farming which commodifies food systems

On the 16th of October each year, the world commemorates World Food Day. It is a day when we come