Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Development, Mutahi Kagwe, is urging farmers to adopt technology and climate-smart practices to combat the increasing risks posed by climate change.

• Climate variability, causing droughts and floods, is estimated to create economic liabilities equivalent to 2.8 per cent of Kenya's GDP annually.
• CS Mutahi Kagwe emphasized the need for digital tools and scientific soil management at the Nairobi International Trade Fair.
• The fair, themed "Promoting Climate-Smart Agriculture and Trade Initiatives for Sustainable Economic Growth," showcases various technological solutions for farmers.