Newly elected directors wait for nod to run tea factories

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Only four of 10 newly elected boards of directors in tea factories are yet to receive the Registrar of Companies certification. The boards of Kiru, Githambo and Kanyenya-ini are waiting for the CR 12 certificates that will make them the lawful entities to run the tea processing companies.

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New rice irrigation project changes fortunes of farmers

Farmers are using piped water to irrigate their land, instead of using open channels like in Mwea rice growing belt.

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Farmers’ relief as KTDA boosts monthly yields

The mini bonus payments usually covered the cumulative half-year produce between July and December of the preceding year.

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By Boniface Gikandi | 2 months ago

Success secrets from top dairy cooperatives

The facility with a capacity to process over 250,000 litres of milk a day started operating a year ago.

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Over 300,000 avocado outgrowers worried as Kakuzi loses key market

Kakuzi has been sued by 79 former employees.

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By Boniface Gikandi

29 | Sep | 2020

NIA introduce irrigation programmes in Northern Kenya

In the counties of Mandera and Wajir, 42 vibrant irrigation projects have been established benefitting more than 5,000 families.

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By Boniface Gikandi

26 | Sep | 2020

Tea growers propose IEBC to preside directors’ election

Tea growers now differ on the reduction of the number of directors in the management committees of factories

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By Boniface Gikandi

07 | Sep | 2020

Munya declares war on KTDA in mission to streamline tea sector

The meeting was attended by KTDA directors from Murang’a and Nyeri who also backed the regulations.

Crop

By Boniface Gikandi

01 | Apr | 2020

Coffee farmers paid after 12-year wait

State released Sh68 million to clear debts owed to growers

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By Boniface Gikandi

09 | Dec | 2019

Low coffee output alarms stakeholders

State urged to provide more incentives to long-suffering farmers as apathy towards crop grows in Central Kenya.

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By Boniface Gikandi

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