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New cereals consortium seeks to elevate innovation in plant breeding

Joy in western Kenya as farmers abandon tobacco for beans

Agriculture

March 28, 2024March 28, 2024

Joy in western Kenya as farmers abandon tobacco for beans

Find security solutions amid increasing cybercrime threats driven by AI, experts caution

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Find security solutions amid increasing cybercrime threats driven by AI, experts caution

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Kenya: MESHA set to host global agriculture journalists forum in 2025

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Joy in western Kenya as farmers abandon tobacco for beans

March 28, 2024

by Mesha Agriculture

Diani Turtle Watch Project Officer Demps Imai explains the history of turtle poaching and conservation in Diani, Kwale. Photo|Robert Malala

Kenya’s Fight to Save the Sea Turtles bears fruit

January 31, 2024

by Mesha biodiversity

Attye Pye, a sustainability expert shows some of the plastic and glass waste products he collects from the Indian Ocean in the South Coast to reduce ocean pollution.|Photo _Francis Mureithi

Man on a mission to rid Indian Ocean of plastic waste

January 31, 2024

by Mesha biodiversity

Health journalists participate in a training exercise during a Science Café on health reporting in Nairobi, February 9, 2024. Photo credit I Chemtai Kirui

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February 12, 2024

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Joy in western Kenya as farmers abandon tobacco for beans

March 28, 2024

by Mesha Agriculture

Kenya: MESHA set to host global agriculture journalists forum in 2025

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by Mesha Agriculture

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New cereals consortium seeks to elevate innovation in plant breeding

March 28, 2024

by Mesha Agriculture

The recently formed consortium aimed at fostering partnerships on legume breeding will focus on collaboration and investment, a leading expert has said

Joy in western Kenya as farmers abandon tobacco for beans

March 28, 2024

by Mesha Agriculture

For decades, tobacco farming was the primary source of livelihood for many a family in Kenya’s Busia County, despite the various health risks it posed. But tunes are fast changing, with farmers in Changara Division of Teso North sub-County now abandoning the leafy crop for beans.

Find security solutions amid increasing cybercrime threats driven by AI, experts caution

March 27, 2024

by Mesha Sustainable Development

Amidst the rising cases of cybercrime threats propelled by Artificial Intelligence (AI), experts call for innovative solutions to safeguard businesses and individuals alike.