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In an era where digital visibility defines success, Mogalfa Digital Agency Limited has emerged as one of Kenya’s most dynamic creative firms. With its guiding slogan “Achieve Endless Possibility Through Digital Visibility”, the agency is reshaping how brands connect with…
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has issued an important update regarding the recruitment process for temporary staff under the Enhanced Continuous Voter Registration (ECVR) exercise. The Commission confirmed that candidates who applied for the advertised positions have already…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) of Kenya has announced 170 job vacancies across multiple departments, inviting qualified and motivated citizens to apply before the March 23 deadline. The positions range from senior deputy directors to field-level teacher management officers, marking…
Kenya’s dairy industry is a backbone of rural livelihoods, contributing significantly to household income, nutrition, and national GDP. Yet, one of the biggest challenges facing smallholder farmers is the availability of quality fodder. Napier grass, also known as elephant grass,…
Potato blight is one of the most devastating plant diseases in agriculture. Caused by the pathogen Phytophthora infestans, it can wipe out entire fields in a matter of days if left unchecked. Farmers worldwide, from smallholders to large-scale producers, face…
Tomato farming is one of the most profitable agribusiness ventures in Kenya and across East Africa. Tomatoes are consumed daily, making them a high‑demand crop in both local and export markets. However, the rainy season poses a serious challenge: tomato…
Bean farming is a cornerstone of food security across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. In Kenya, beans are not only a staple food but also a vital source of income for smallholder farmers. Yet, diseases such as rust, blight, and…
Bean farming has long been a cornerstone of smallholder and commercial agriculture across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Beans are not only a staple food rich in protein, fiber, and essential minerals, but they also serve as a cash crop…
Why Long Rains Increase Maize Diseases The long rains in East Africa, typically from March to May, create warm and humid conditions that favor fungal and bacterial growth. Maize leaves remain wet for extended periods, allowing spores to spread quickly.…
Maize remains the backbone of food security across Africa, feeding millions and sustaining rural economies. Yet, rising input costs—from fertilizer and fuel to labor and irrigation—have left farmers struggling to balance profitability with productivity. The challenge is clear: how can…