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  • Kenyans can celebrate food price relief, but they are not out of the woods

    However, while food price inflation eased from double digits in 2017 to 0.5% year on year in October following a general recovery in agricultural production, the country is not completely out of the woods.

  • How Kenya’s tourism industry has felt the impact of terrorist attacks

    The impact of Kenya’s recent terrorist attack will be felt greatly by its tourism industry. Terrorism, and insecurity generally, is largelyresponsible for the sector’s poor performance over the last decade.

  • What Kenya’s Avocado Revolution can Teach South African Growers

    There has been a revolution in the Kenyan avocado export market, characterized by enormous growth over the past three years. After remaining a relatively small exporter of avocado for a prolonged period, Kenya has now overtaken South Africa to be the leading exporter of avocado in the continent and the seventh largest in the world.

  • China institutes tough rules for avocado farmers

    A logistical nightmare and the high costs of meeting tough conditions required for the export of Kenyan avocados to China are threatening to choke the lucrative deal inked last month.

  • Chinese demand threatens to wipe out Kenya’s donkeys

    Growing demand for donkey meat and skin in China is causing a sharp decline in the animals in Kenya. Animal rights campaigners warn that donkeys could soon disappear in the east African country, where they play a vital role as beasts of burden, especially in rural areas.

  • Twiga Tracker – Using modern technology to save the endangered reticulated giraffe

    In a world first, the single largest GPS satellite tagging of giraffes has taken place in Kenya. 

  • Trophy hunting in Zambia to be suspended due to non-payment of hunting fees to communities

    The Zambia National Community Resources Board Association (ZNCRBA) has called for the immediate suspension of trophy hunting in all hunting blocks until the government releases all funds owed to communities through the individual Community Resource Boards (CRBs).

  • Chinese demand for donkey skin threatens farmers in East Africa

    In recent years, smallholder farmers across Kenya have faced an unusual problem: They have awoken to find that during the night, their donkeys — essential for heavy labor — have been skinned by thieves, leaving only the carcasses behind.

  • NEW TECHNOLOGIES THAT ARE HELPING FARMERS ADAPT TO CLIMATE CHANGE

    Young farmers in Kenya experience several challenges including lack of land, money and unpredictable weather patterns.

  • Kenya tea farms turn over new leaf as prices stumble

    In a humming factory in Kenya’s highlands, tea is hand-plucked from the fields, cured and shredded into the fine leaves that have sated drinkers from London to Lahore for generations.

  • Kenya is experiencing strange weather. What’s behind it

    Many parts of Kenya have been experiencing torrential rainfall for a couple of months now. This has resulted in floods and landslides.

  • Kenya’s coffee industry reels under organised theft onslaught

    Kenya is world famous for its coffee.

  • Bongo -The most mysterious antelope in Africa

    The basics of bongos

  • Tapeworm is spreading in Kenya – demand for meat brings parasite to new areas

    Echinococcus granulosus, a type of tapeworm, is a harmful parasite that affects 1 million people worldwide.

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