Kenya stands at a pivotal moment in the evolution of agriculture sector.
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Making Carbon Removal Work for Sustainable Development Program and Industry Engagement
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) is becoming increasingly important as countries seek scalable ways to stabilize the climate.
AI in Smallholder Agriculture: Hype or Game Changer?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries across the world from healthcare and finance to education and logistics. Yet one important question remains: can AI meaningfully transform smallholder agriculture, or is it another wave of technological hype?
From Potential to Premium: Positioning Kenya’s Avocado for Sustainable Growth in the Chinese Market
Kenya’s avocado stands at a defining moment, driven by surging global demand and the rapid rise of Asia market particularly China as a key growth market.
The Lime That Brought Life: How a Simple Soil Fix is Transforming Maize Farming in Kenya
Ordinary soil lime, applied with care, is rewriting the story of maize smallholder farmers across Kenya.
SAFIC and Kenyan Exporters Explore New Opportunities at China International Import Expo
From 5th to 10th November 2025, the Strathmore Agri-Food Innovation Centre (SAFIC) participated in the 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE), held at the National Exhibition and Convention Centre, in Shanghai. The expo is a global platform that promotes trade liberalisation and economic cooperation by opening up the Chinese market to international companies showcasing their products and services.
Youth-Led Innovation Takes Center Stage as SAFIC and Heifer International Chart a New Path for African Agriculture
On Wednesday 12th November 2025, Strathmore Agri-Food Innovation Center Community of Practice hosted a Public Lecture with Heifer International under the topic “Youth, Innovation, Partnerships, and Access to Finance: Shaping the Future of African Agriculture.
SAFIC and Mavuno Organics Boost Export Readiness Through Practical Farmer Training
Kenya’s vast arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) home to millions of pastoralists hold immense economic and ecological potential. Yet, for decades, the country has relied on extractive livestock production systems that take more than they build. Recurrent droughts, shrinking pastures, and poor market linkages have left communities vulnerable and the livestock sector underperforming.
SAFIC Presents Thought-Provoking Insights on Pastoralism During the National Agribusiness Summit 2025 hosted by ASNET at KICC Nairobi
Kenya’s vast arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) home to millions of pastoralists hold immense economic and ecological potential. Yet, for decades, the country has relied on extractive livestock production systems that take more than they build. Recurrent droughts, shrinking pastures, and poor market linkages have left communities vulnerable and the livestock sector underperforming.
Dr. Mujibi Delivers a Thought-Provoking Talk on Building Blocks for a National AI-driven Agriculture Extension System.
On Tuesday, 14th October 2025, during the 9th Annual Learning Event, hosted by Mercy Corps AgriFin, Dr. Denis Fidalis Mujibi, Associate Director of Market Intelligence at the Strathmore Agri-Food Innovation Centre (SAFIC), delivered a thought-provoking session titled “Building Blocks for a National AI-driven Agriculture Extension System.”