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Project sharpens Kwale farmers

Silas Musyoki in his farm in Kwale County. [Photo by Brigid Chemweno/STANDARD]

The Kenyan Coast is well known as a great tourist destination. But one woman is also marketing the region as an agricultural hub.

Esther Ngumbi, a resident of Mabafweni in Kwale County was fortunate enough to spend two years in Israel as a visiting scholar and sampled the best of farming technology.

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