Farmers are increasingly abandoning traditional cash crops like tea and coffee, which have long been the backbone of Kenya’s agricultural exports, in favour of avocados.

More than 2.7 million people in the Lake Region Economic Bloc are set to benefit from a climate resilience project worth Sh4.7 billion ($36 million). John Mbadi, National Treasury, Cabinet Secretary ...

Kenya is set to receive Sh4.7 billion ($36 million) from donors that will benefit more than 2.7 million people in the Lake ...

According to him, the vast majority of food in Africa is being produced by smallholder farmers and it is important to listen ...

Wrongfully accused of 'causing droughts,’ a group of LGBTQ people in Zimbabwe involved themselves in climate-smart agriculture.