Tea Farmers anticipate relief in production and better returns from reforms pushed into law
By Rogers Aghan, February, 20, 2023, Kenya continues to enjoy a strategic position in the global space because of her tea export. The country…
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Global supply chain disruptions related to the Russian-Ukraine war and prolonged drought and flooding in parts of the continent aggravated the crises of food shortages, high food prices and hunger that were triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021.
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