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Young Kenyan innovators win big in climate-smart solutions use

By Paul Mbugua | 5mos ago

The AYuTe NextGen 2025 Winners (L-R): Carolyn Mwangi, Nana Opoku, Richies Attai, and Maryanne Gichanga, of Agritechs Analytics-Kenya. [Paul Mbugua, Standard]

Kenya’s youth-led innovation ecosystem has once again proved its mettle after two groundbreaking agri-technology solutions scooped top honours at the 2025 AYuTe NextGen competition in Kampala, Uganda.

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