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At the African Urban Forum in Nairobi, the COP31 Climate High-Level Champion emphasised that tackling food loss and waste must be a global priority.
Kisumu Launches Sh87m Pap Konami Training Centre to Boost Food Security
Experts say the dragon fruit, mainly cultivated in Vietnam, could be what Kenya needs to tackle the persistent drought in the country.
By 2030, Africa’s agrifood system is projected to be worth USD 1 trillion. With the right choices, it could become the continent’s single largest engine for jobs, enterprise, and inclusive growth.
Four Kenyan agribusinesses among 20 firms selected to join the inaugural cohort of a New Zealand government-funded initiative aimed at tackling food insecurity and post-harvest losses.
A viral video of children queuing for food in the rain has sparked outrage online, highlighting Africa’s deepening hunger crisis and the growing number of vulnerable children at risk.
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