The spice sisters of Kisaju: How solar tech-savvy women are securing the global herb market

Farming for European markets requires strict compliance and the ability to navigate seasonal market shifts...

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Kenyan women farmers are transforming arid land in Kajiado County into thriving export enterprises, cultivating high-value herbs and spices for international markets.

The venture, spearheaded by Citadel Farm, utilizes modern greenhouses and cold-storage facilities.
Key figures include Citadel Agri Merchants Managing Director Yvonne Anyonyi Mumiah.
Herbs such as basil, rosemary, and thyme are grown for export to Europe and the Middle East.

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