Experts warn of serious forage seed shortage threatening livestock

Trial of GMO cassava now awaits commercialization

Kenya has completed national performance trials (NPTs) for genetically modified (GM) cassava, moving closer to commercial release. These disease-resistant varieties aim to bolster food security by combating Cassava Brown Streak Disease (CBSD) and improving drought tolerance.

Govt Secures Over Ksh5 Billion From World Bank to Create Jobs

The World Bank has pledged Ksh5.55 billion (USD43 million) to the government of Kenya to establish a Green Investment Fund, aiming to create jobs and support sustainable practices within Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs).

Why China’s trade is still growing despite global pressures

Against a backdrop of global pressures, China's foreign trade demonstrated robust growth in 2025, reaching a historic high of 45.47 trillion yuan ($6.5 trillion), a 3.8 percent increase year-on-year. This expansion was driven by a shift towards high-value exports, a diversified network of global partners, and a growing domestic market.

Why two Canadian provinces are in a spat over Crown Royal whisky

A dispute has erupted between two Canadian provinces over Crown Royal whisky, sparked by Diageo's decision to close a bottling plant in Ontario and move operations closer to US consumers.

Teachers Idle as Students Shun Category 4 Schools

Kenyan Category 4 schools are facing a crisis with deserted classrooms during the ongoing grade 10 transition under the Competency-Based Curriculum, while top-tier schools are oversubscribed. Headteachers blame the new placement method and a government-opened transfer window for the dismal turnout.