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🌾 | Solution that brings together Farmers and Vendors
🔥 | A digital B2B platform where Agri Trade is easy and transparent

[AGRIMA @AgrimarKE]

Today marks the first day when we begin fixing the Agri value chains in Kenya to generate more incomes for SSF. The prototype https://t.co/1X41xbiiFZ is done! Thanks to the team @Enock_Onsare @teddiusmaingi @sylviandirangu inspired by https://t.co/UVf8R8qQ3z

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

Moto wa Masakari has gone international.

Remember the name H.E. Edwin Sifuna. You will be reading more about him in your history books and classes.

[Meloni Langat🇰🇪 @meloni_ch]

Join the Linda Mwananchi Kericho County fourth group chat on WhatsApp

https://t.co/63GQE4fvlk

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

William Ruto scored several own goals today.

First, he is presented as listening to a child who, on a normal weekday, should be in school but instead is attending a political rally dressed in a UDA outfit.

That should not be celebrated. It should concern us.

If a school-going child is at a political rally in the middle of a school day, what does that say about the state of our education system?

Education is a constitutional right, and the responsibility of government is to ensure that children are in school, learning in safe environments, regardless of their parents’ financial circumstances.

A President should be asking why that child is not in class, not turning the situation into a political moment.

And the problems raised are what the majority of Kenyans are facing. A ‘blessing’ we can thank his regime for.

Then comes the issue of healthcare.

The President pledges KSh2 million to facilitate the treatment of a sick Kenyan who has been brought to meet him in Bomet.

And you have to ask:

Kwani SHA hudo?

Hasn't this government repeatedly told Kenyans that the SHA/SHIF is the solution to the country's healthcare problems? Haven't we been told that under SHA, Kenyans should no longer be forced into financial ruin simply because they fall sick?

If a sick Kenyan has to be physically brought before the President for a personal pledge of KSh2 million before they can access treatment, then we have to ask some uncomfortable questions about whether the system is actually working.

A President should not have to become a personal medical fundraiser for Kenyans.

Government is not supposed to operate on presidential generosity. It is supposed to operate through functional institutions, policies and systems that serve citizens whether the President knows them personally or not.

This is the fundamental problem with politics built around handouts and personal intervention.

One Kenyan gets KSh2 million because their story reaches the President. What about the thousands of other sick Kenyans whose stories never reach State House, a political rally, or a presidential podium?

One child gets heard because they happen to be standing in front of the President. What about millions of children who simply need functioning schools, affordable education and a government that takes their future seriously?

We must stop confusing presidential generosity with good governance.

Good governance is when the system works without requiring a citizen to meet the President personally.
If SHA works, a sick Kenyan should receive the care they are entitled to without needing the President to personally intervene.

If the education system works, a child should be in school on a weekday instead of being at a political rally.

These are not merely isolated incidents. They expose a bigger question about the state of our institutions.

Kenya does not need a President who personally solves a few individual problems in front of cameras.

Kenya needs a government that builds systems capable of solving those problems for millions of people without presidential intervention.

That is the difference between charity and governance.

And today, William Ruto scored several own goals by inadvertently reminding Kenyans just how far we still are from a government where the systems actually work.

[Shad @Shad_khalif]

Fucking hell this is so coollllllll

[AGRIMA @AgrimarKE]

Karibu sana
@AmbPeschke

[Food and Land Use Coalition @FOLUCoalition]

“What if there were no such thing as waste?” ask @PACEcircular's Ramona Liberoff & Laura Ombelet.

As we turn our sight to #COP28, hear their insights on how advancing circularity in rice 🍚 & cacao 🍫 supply chains can unlock climate-resilience & #NaturePositive livelihoods 👇

[AGRIMA @AgrimarKE]

During this festive season, you can trust us to connect you directly to our verified farmers for farm fresh produce.
Happy new month
#foodsafety
#FarmLife

[AGRIMA @AgrimarKE]

Tupo site.
#JamhuriDay2022

[AGRIMA @AgrimarKE]

Happy Holidays

[AGRIMA @AgrimarKE]

Quality seeds for quality produce.
Mapema ndio best

[AGRIMA @AgrimarKE]

@transnzoiahub @SlushHQ @KENIAupdates @LarryMadowo @Enock_Onsare @BrianGeorgeKE Kudos @Enock_Onsare

[Trans-Hub @transnzoiahub]

We are excited to announce that we shall have the honor to host a Slush'D event in Kenya this year. More details loading.................. @SlushHQ @KENIAupdates @LarryMadowo @Enock_Onsare @BrianGeorgeKE #StartupEvent #SlushKenya

[African Food Fellowship @_AfricanFood]

In Kenya, we're looking for people working in the impact areas of:
🐟 aquaculture
🥑horticulture
💰agrifinance
Apply to be an African Food Fellow and join a movement of continental changemakers. We highly encourage applications from marginalised people.
https://t.co/saBSAd4YoK

[Landscape Alliance @TheLandAlliance]

📚 #Publication | Policy instruments for enhancing tree commodities

This chapter set out to examine tree commodities policies in Africa, with a view to providing insights and lessons for improving performance.

Read/download a copy:🔗 https://t.co/APaanhSBWb

#Trees4Resilience

[FOODCOOP - #TheFoodCooperative @foodcoopkenya]

Farmers/farms don't exist without Consumers, so take time to know the farmers in your community and support their efforts to keep Kenya free from "Fake" foods.

Join our farmers in growing possibilities from farm to table. We own it Together. #InvestInFoodSecurity

[Landscape Alliance @TheLandAlliance]

Human health is influenced by forests and trees. These precious ecosystems provide;

💧 Clean air and water
🥗 Food
💊 Medicine
🧠 Support our psychological capacity
✅ and mental health.

🌳Healthy forests = Healthy people and a Healthy planet🌏

#TreesPeoplePlanet

[AGRIMA @AgrimarKE]

Back to basics

[SHIMO @ShimoYvette]

The challenges facing agriculture today require creative solutions. That's why I love being closer to land and connected with actions to drive innovations and bring a real difference.

[KALRO @kalromkulima]

KALRO is a statutory body of the Kenya Government created through the KALR Act No.17 of 2013 to streamline the operations of the national agricultural research system to effectively contribute to the growth of the sector.Welcome to the 1st KALRO Scientific Conference &Exhibition

[Farm With Fred @Fredmunene_]

Everyday is farmers money making day.

[KALRO @kalromkulima]

Research Scientist during the Kilimo Biashara Expo explaining to farmers on different varieties of sweet potatoes that are early maturing and high yielding at the ongoing Kilimo Biashara Expo at KALRO Seeds Centre (Macadamia Place) in Thika.
#KALROExpo
#KALRO@10