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Pesticides have not only become a prominent concern globally but in Kenya today. Proponents of the pesticides argue that they

Alliance building amongst civil society actors and citizen initiatives is an important approach to addressing some of the socio-economic, political,

The pesticide market in Kenya has experienced significant growth, leading to concerns about the harmful effects of registered pesticides on

Early August, President William Ruto announced the commencement of the second phase of the fertilizer subsidy program that saw the

Kenyans continue to struggle to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on their access to food and enjoyment

Chemical residues can be problematic to animals and humans. The daily intake of pesticide-contaminated food can pose severe health risks.

The term subsidy is often misconstrued to mean reduced costs. Far from the truth, subsidies actually increase the cost of

It is doubtful that the next president of Kenya will be able to end the rampant food insecurity in the

The second iteration of the Pest Control Products Bill, 2022 was circulated in April for public comment. It marks an

Close to six decades have passed since Kenya gained her independence. Perhaps this is a reason for celebration, but not