International Women’s Day, which was celebrated on Friday, March 8th, 2024, left me appreciating the immense power and strength of African women’s leadership. Having a first-hand experience of what feminine…
One of the most valuable things in life is friendship. Good friends provide support during difficult times and company during good times. In friends, one finds companionship and a sense…
When Kenya gained independence, the country’s agriculture had developed to the level of ecological zoning and crops that could thrive well-identified and communities were encouraged to take on farming by…
When we set off the “GMO FACTS not FEAR” campaign in Kenya, I was apprehensive and did not know what to expect from politically charged and swayed citizen since the…
The Mijikenda community that resides in the coast region of Kenya has a reputation for being good-nurtured. Their rich history and culture rotates around natural kindness to strangers, welcoming and…
For the last four years I have been working with SAWBO as a knowledge manager, I’ve interacted with people from different cultures, religions, and social standing. Right from Kenya, where…
Back in the Mung’ang’a community where we established the first SAWBO network group four years ago, the team has adopted a unique way of accessing and adopting SAWBO animations. While…
In the next series of posts, I will be capturing the GMO FACTS not FEAR advocacy team’s campaigns and reporting on our experiences in potato growing areas across the county.…
This February the “GMO FACTS not FEAR” advocacy team starts a six-month tour of Kenya’s Irish potato planting regions to educate farmers on a late blight resistant (LBR) potato developed…
At Kataru Concepts Africa, the passion to deliver to our communities is real. We are driven by the fear of failing to provide better practices to our farmers and we…