Kuna time hizi vitu zimeniingia juu ya kuhost morio fulani nikiwa campus. Yaani nilispend pesa mingi nikibuy dawa na bado haziishi.
Then someone recommended me nitumie Standard thinner na it worked perfectly. Hiyo kwanza inauwanga hadi zile mayai zake buana.
Kama pia wewe zimekusumbua endea standard thinner and thank me later.
I’ve just watched heartbreaking reports on NTV from Turkana, where children are suffering from malnutrition due to drought.
Yet my people, this raises a serious national question.
In Nyandarua and Narok, a sack of potatoes you see on the left pic below, is selling for as low as KSh 4,000.
Maize is going for between KSh 30 and KSh 70 per kilo.
So how is it possible that parts of the same country are starving to the point that food has to be imported?
Why can’t counties buy surplus food from other counties and feed their own people?
Why don’t we focus more on boreholes and long-term water solutions in drought-prone areas instead of repeating food donations every year?
Kenya has food.
What seems to be missing is coordination, planning, and accountability.
Hunger should never be seasonal, political, or strategic.
Let Turkana County purchase potatoes and maize from other counties and deliver them to their people in Turkana
@BroBible I am thinking .... maybe Sullivan and Chepchirchir should do a re-run .... give Sullivan a headstart and Chepchirchir to run with eyes closed so that they see something🤔
The future looks bright, promising and transformative and this is just the beginning for the new graduates. We cannot wait to witness and support their journeys as leaders building healthy, inclusive and sustainable food systems.
#Ke04Graduation
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In his latest op-ed, Mohamed Adow (.@mohadow ), Director of Power Shift Africa, calls out carbon markets for pushing communities off their land, handing polluters a free pass, and turning Africa’s ecosystems into commodities.
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