Green Maize Retailing Highest in Mombasa and Lowest in Nakuru
Commodity Watch
An 115-kilogram bag of green maize was retailing at a market price of 8,000 shillings in Mombasa, the highest as
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Adult Entertainment Becomes Expensive as Spirits Tax jumps to 14.3 pc
Investment
The government increased tax on spirits by 14.3 per cent and increased duty on low-cost beers such as EABL’s Senator
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KCB Foundation Launches Hydroponic Agriculture Project; Donates Food Aid in Marsabit County
Banking
The KCB Foundation has launched a long-term project to grow livestock fodder using hydroponic technology in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid
By Juma
·Rising Food Prices Will Force More Kenyans To Go Hungry Warns FAO
Commodity Watch
Over 3 million Kenyans among the 11 million in East and Horn of Africa have been impacted by the ongoing
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Stable Maize Prices in East Africa in Last Two Months of 2016 -East Africa Cross Border Trade Bulletin
Commodity Watch
Maize prices across the East African region are reported to have been seasonably stable between the months of November and
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Maize retailing Highest in Kisumu and Lowest in Mombasa
Commodity Watch
A 90-kilogram bag of dry maize was retailing highest in Kisumu where it went at 3,600 and lowest in Mombasa
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Green Maize Retailing Highest in Mombasa and Lowest in Nakuru and Eldoret
Commodity Watch
Green maize is retailing highest in Mombasa and lowest in Nakuru and Eldoret. This is because in Mombasa, a 115-kilogram
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Most Consumed Foods by Kenyan Households
Investment
Kenya is predominantly an agricultural country which relies mainly on agriculture for its development and livelihood. Kenyan households spend the
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Dry Maize Retailing Highest in Kisumu; Lowest in Kitale
Commodity Watch
The market price for dry maize has been stable for the last couple of days in the country. In Kitale,
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Increasing Local Production Through Improved Quality Seeds
Feature
Climate change, inadequate public investment and inadequate support to smallholder farmers are the triple challenges facing Africa’s food production according
By David Indeje
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