🎉 TAITA TAVETA HOYEEEEEE!. 🐄🐪
Welcomed by H.E. Governor Andrew Mwadime, Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Development, Hon. Mutahi Kagwe, officially launched the Animal Identification, Traceability and Livestock Data Management System (ANITRAC) at Bachuma, marking a significant milestone in transforming the county’s livestock sector.
📍 Taita Taveta is on board! The journey towards a more traceable, productive, and competitive livestock sector continues.
#ANITRAC #LivestockTransformation #TaitaTaveta #DVSKenya #LivestockFarmers
A more traceable livestock sector is a stronger livestock sector. 🐄📍
Today in Isiolo, ANITRAC was rolled out by CS Sen. Hon. Mutahi Kagwe and PS Hon. Jonathan Mueke, strengthening animal identification and traceability across Kenya’s livestock value chain.
Better traceability means stronger animal health, safer products, and improved market access.
Healthy livestock. Traceable animals. Stronger markets.
#ANITRAC
Meet Our Vet of the Day! 🩺
Dr. Allan Kimutai Kandagor @Kandagor2 is helping shape the future of livestock in Kenya through innovation, traceability, and One Health.
From improving disease surveillance to enabling better market access for farmers, his work with ANITRAC is ensuring every animal has a unique identity and every farmer has greater opportunities to thrive.
#VetOfTheDay #ANITRAC #LivestockTraceability #VeterinaryMedicine #OneHealth #DVS #DigitalAgriculture #Kenya
📍 Garsen
The ANITRAC team led by Dr. Kyalo and Dr. Sabenzia Wekesa, engaged livestock keepers and community leaders ahead of the livestock tagging rollout to build awareness, educate farmers and livestock herders on the benefits of RFID-based animal identification for traceability, animal health, and market access.
These conversations helps us to grow closer to a better connected livestock sector.
Every Animal. One Unique Identity.
#ANITRAC #RFID #Livestock #Traceability #Kenya
SECURE FROM SOURCE. TRUSTED TO THE WORLD.
Every animal must have a trusted digital identity. ANITRAC is strengthening animal health, protecting farmers and consumers, ensuring full traceability, and unlocking high-value local and international markets. Trace every animal. Protect every farmer. Build a stronger livestock economy.
Introducing ANITRAC!
Secure your livestock with our advanced Animal Identification & Traceability System.
Meet us on July 16, 2026, in Kurawa, Tana River County for the official launch by Hon. Mutahi Kagwe, EGH.
#ANITRAC #AnimalTraceability #LivestockDevelopment #Innovation #Kenya
🎉 ANITRAC is officially launched! 🥳
Today marks a major milestone for Kenya's livestock sector with the official launch of the Animal Identification, Traceability and Tracking System (ANITRAC) by H.E. Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe at Chaka Ranch.
ANITRAC will strengthen livestock identification and traceability, enhance disease surveillance and control, improve food safety, facilitate animal movement, and unlock greater access to regional and international markets.
This is a significant step towards a modern, resilient, and globally competitive livestock industry that benefits farmers, traders, and consumers alike.
#ANITRAC #LivestockTraceability #FoodSafety #AnimalHealth #LivestockDevelopment #Kenya #DVS #Agriculture #Trade #OneHealth
CS KAGWE WARNS ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE COULD LOCK KENYA OUT OF GLOBAL MEAT MARKETS
CS Sen. Mutahi Kagwe has warned that antimicrobial resistance (AMR), driven by the misuse of veterinary medicines, poses a serious threat to public health and could shut Kenya out of lucrative global meat markets.
Speaking at the opening of the Kenya Meat Conference 2026 in Nyeri, CS Kagwe said AMR is no longer just a veterinary issue but a national economic, food security and public health challenge.
He noted that global estimates link AMR to about 5.5 million deaths annually, with Kenya among the countries significantly affected.
"Responsible use of veterinary medicines is becoming a passport to international markets," he said, warning that failure to meet international standards on antimicrobial residues could undo years of market access negotiations.
To strengthen compliance, the Government is reinforcing the Kenya Veterinary Board and the Veterinary Medicines Directorate to ensure veterinary medicines remain under the supervision of licensed professionals.
The CS said the Government is implementing wide-ranging livestock sector reforms, including the National Livestock Vaccination Programme, increased investment in the Kenya Veterinary Vaccines Production Institute - KEVEVAPI to raise annual vaccine production from 45M to over 70M doses, and the rollout of the Livestock Identification and Traceability System (LITS) alongside the Animal Identification and Traceability System (ANITRAC).
He said modern consumers demand traceability, food safety and transparency, adding that these are now essential requirements for international trade. CS Kagwe also condemned illegal donkey slaughter, describing it as a threat to food safety, public health and Kenya's export ambitions.
Despite the 2020 ban on commercial donkey slaughter, he said illegal operations continue, with over 700 donkeys reportedly slaughtered every month. He directed his Ministry to strengthen policy and enforcement measures against those involved.
On value addition, the Cabinet Secretary urged greater investment in modern meat processing, branding and certification to maximize returns from the livestock sector.
He said the Government is working with county governments and private investors to modernize abattoirs and expand export-ready processing capacity.
The Government aims to increase livestock's contribution to GDP from 12% to 20% and nearly double annual meat production to about 990,000 metric tonnes by 2028, generating an estimated KSh450 billion annually.
CS Kagwe called for stronger collaboration among government, counties, researchers, financial institutions and the private sector to position Kenya as Africa's leading exporter of safe, traceable and high-quality meat products.
The two-day conference has brought together leaders from across the livestock value chain to discuss strategies for growing Kenya's meat industry and expanding access to international markets.
Among attendees were PSs @jmueke, Caroline Karugu, @GovernorKahiga, Gov. @Nathif_J_Adam among other state officials.
🚨MIT researchers have mathematically proven that ChatGPT’s built-in sycophancy creates a phenomenon they call “delusional spiraling.”
You ask it something, it agrees. You ask again, and it agrees even harder until you end up believing things that are flat-out false and you can’t tell it’s happening.
The model is literally trained on human feedback that rewards agreement.
Real-world fallout includes one man who spent 300 hours convinced he invented a world-changing math formula, and a UCSF psychiatrist who hospitalized 12 patients for chatbot-linked psychosis in a single year.
Source: @heynavtoor
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CELEBRATING VETERINARIANS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO FOOD SECURITY, PUBLIC HEALTH AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
CS Sen.Mutahi Kagwe last evening heaped praise on Kenya’s veterinary professionals for their indispensable contribution to national development,
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development, in collaboration with the Council of Governors, has organized the Intergovernmental Forum on Agriculture 2025.
📅 Date: 27th–29th November 2025
📍 Venue: Naivasha
Theme: "Strengthening global positioning of Kenya’s Agricultural Sector through Investment, Technology, Digitization and Innovation".
This forum will focus on strategies to enhance Kenya’s agricultural competitiveness through improved coordination, innovation, and sustainable investment.
The Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) is proud to exhibit the Animal Identification and Traceability (ANITRAC) system, showcasing integrated solutions for strengthening agricultural value chains.
Stay tuned for updates!
#FoodSecurity #Innovation
The Animal Identification and Traceability System (ANITRAC) will enhance disease control, curb livestock theft, and open up markets by ensuring full traceability from farm to market.
Inspected the ANITRAC server system, which is up and ready to help us transform this sector.
This is a major step toward a modern, data-driven livestock sector that empowers farmers and opens up premium markets for our livestock products.