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Government shouldn't allow dairy companies to milk farmers dry

By the time President Mwai Kibaki was leaving office in 2013, dairy farming had become a lucrative business. The revamping of Kenya Cooperative Creameries led to stiff competition among the milk processors, leading to rise in milk prices of up to Sh35 per litre.

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