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.
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.
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.
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.
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.”
Agriculture remains the backbone of Kenya’s economy, employing millions and feeding the nation. Yet, the sector is under immense pressure from climate change, shifting markets, and a lack of reliable data, which continue to threaten farmers, businesses, and policymakers alike.
Agriculture remains the backbone of Kenya’s economy, employing millions and feeding the nation. Yet, the sector is under immense pressure from climate change, shifting markets, and a lack of reliable data, which continue to threaten farmers, businesses, and policymakers alike.
Last week on Thursday, 25th September 2025, Strathmore Agri-Food Innovation Center hosted a webinar session, “Unlocking Data Opportunities for the Private Sector.” The session marked a significant step toward enhancing data-driven decision-making in Kenya’s agricultural sector, bringing together leaders from agribusiness, development, and academia to explore how data can transform food systems.