Justin Murimi, Author at PanAfrican Agriculture

2 months ago

COP16: With investment, small-scale farmers can restore lands and deliver significant food security, climate, and economic benefits

By Panagrimedia Correspondent, December 4, 2024, The UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) calls for urgent investments to empower small-scale farmers to tackle…

Events, News

2 months ago

Egerton University, NPCK and KALRO partner to ensure sustainable potato production in Kenya

By Zablon Oyugi, November 29, 2024, Egerton University, the National Potato Council of Kenya (NPCK), and the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO)…

Events, News

2 months ago

ILRI at 50: Celebrating half a century of Transformative Livestock Research and Innovation

Group photo with Dr Andrew Karanja, Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development, ILRI leadership team, Former ILRI Director Generals and ILRI…

Events, News

2 months ago

Heifer International Kenya awards cash grants to young agritech innovators

By Murimi Gitari, November 28, 2024, Heifer International Kenya has announced and awarded the winners of the 2024 AYuTe (Agriculture, Youth and Technology) Africa…

Events, News

2 months ago

FAO Rwanda launches project aimed at transforming agriculture through digital tools usage and adoption

By Zablon Oyugi, November 28, 2024, The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)-Rwanda has unveiled the “Fostering Digital Villages through innovative…

Events, News

3 months ago

Kenya unveils five-year strategic plan to boost coffee production to 10kg per bush

By Zablon Oyugi, November 15, 2024, The government of Kenya through the New Kenya Planters Cooperative Union (New KPCU) has launched 2023-2027 Strategic Plan…

News

3 months ago

No health-associated risks from the cultivation and consumption of GMOs, Kenya’s High Court affirms

By Zablon Oyugi, November 8, 2024, The High Court of Kenya has dismissed several petitions challenging the lifting of the ban on genetically modified…

News

3 months ago

How African nations are aligning their priorities with global climate objectives ahead of COP29

By Zablon Oyugi, November 6, 2024, With the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) approaching in November 2024 in Baku, Azerbaijan, African nations…

News

3 months ago

Global greenhouse gas emissions hit record 57 gigatons last year amid stalled progress on climate goals, UNEP Report

By Zablon Oyugi, October 25, 2024, The global greenhouse gas emissions have soared to a record high of 57.1 gigatons of carbon dioxide equivalent…

News

3 months ago

Biodiversity is fundamental to feed a hungry planet – IFAD at COP16 Colombia

By Panagrimedia Correspondent, October 23, 2024, – The UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is urging global leaders at the UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP16) taking…

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COP16: With investment, small-scale farmers can restore lands and deliver significant food security, climate, and economic benefits

Egerton University, NPCK and KALRO partner to ensure sustainable potato production in Kenya

ILRI at 50: Celebrating half a century of Transformative Livestock Research and Innovation

Heifer International Kenya awards cash grants to young agritech innovators

FAO Rwanda launches project aimed at transforming agriculture through digital tools usage and adoption

Kenya unveils five-year strategic plan to boost coffee production to 10kg per bush

No health-associated risks from the cultivation and consumption of GMOs, Kenya’s High Court affirms

How African nations are aligning their priorities with global climate objectives ahead of COP29

Global greenhouse gas emissions hit record 57 gigatons last year amid stalled progress on climate goals, UNEP Report

Biodiversity is fundamental to feed a hungry planet – IFAD at COP16 Colombia

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