KENYA – Counties in the western part of Kenya have partnered with Farm Input Promotions (FIPS) Africa to improve livestock productivity and household incomes, ensuring…
Kenya remains one of Africa’s leading milk producers, but a large share of the product is still distributed through informal traders who operate outside regulated collection and processing systems.
The company procured 87 million litres of raw milk in the year ended 30 June 2025, paid farmers an average of KSh 53.45 per litre, and disbursed more than USD 34.8 million (KES 4.50 billion) in farmer payouts.
1. Briefly introduce yourself and walk us through your professional journey into the dairy sector? I am Joyce Kinyanjui, a Dairy Value Chain Specialist with over…
KENYA – Kenya has received a US$42 million grant (approximately Sh5.4 billion) from the Green Climate Fund to reduce methane emissions across 12 counties. The…