Although land, which is blamed for all the evils in these parts of Kenya, is not adjudicated, adjudication is hardly the sole solution. While Kenya is building a reputation as a technology hub, some of our citizens live in the 18th century. Several smaller countries have stepped in but the market keeps on enlarging, so that with proper trade negotiations, Kenya too could exploit the meat market. Growing wheat will serve a dual purpose, that is, human consumption and fodder to feed livestock in northern Kenya. Kenya leads East Africa in wheat yields at 2.6 tons per hectare, followed by Ethiopia at 2.4 tons per hectare.

Source: The North Africa Journal April 03, 2017 06:00 UTC