More than 3,000 dairy farmers in Taita Taveta will receive bank loans and farm inputs.
Posted on : Tuesday , 21st October 2014
Nine governors learnt innovative agricultural practices while on a two-week visit to Germany.
Posted on : Tuesday , 21st October 2014
After going through seven years of repeated low maize and bean yields, John Kabiru, a farmer in Nakuru County, about 180 kilometres northwest of Nairobi, sought for a solution.
Posted on : Tuesday , 21st October 2014
Posted on : Tuesday , 21st October 2014
Somalia aims to produce oil within six years, Petroleum Minister Daud Mohamed Omar said on Monday, as he announced plans to reassert control over a sector which has foundered since the outbreak of civil war in 1991.
Posted on : Tuesday , 21st October 2014
Turin, Italy: Over 50 Kenyan farmers will join other delegates in Italy Wednesday next week in a weeklong conference that celebrates indigenous farming around the world. The conference that has been celebrated for the past ten years comes as debate to allow genetically modified food rages in Kenya two years after the banning of all GMO products. 3,000 delegates will be meeting in Turin, Italy, in a conference dedicated to family farming. The event organised by Slow Food Internationa.... Read more »
Posted on : Tuesday , 21st October 2014
Kibaran Resources’ (ASX:KNL) 50%-owned subsidiary 3D Graphtech has identified two potentially scalable manufacturing techniques for the production of graphene and graphite at low cost and high volumes.
Posted on : Tuesday , 21st October 2014
Preliminary works on Isimba Hydropower Dam that will add 183MW of power into Uganda’s national grid kicked off last month, with construction works scheduled for three years. Construction of the Kayunga District-based dam will benefit from government’s counterpart funding of 15%, in addition to a low interest loan acquired by the Government of Uganda from Chinese government, through Chinese Exim Bank.
The Isimba Hydropower Dam project will be set up on 37,0.... Read more »
Posted on : Monday , 20th October 2014
Posted on : Monday , 20th October 2014
Egypt’s first coal-fired power plant will be based in the Suez area, and will be constructed by Al Nowais Investments, a company based in Abu Dhabi. There are also reports to set up a jetty in the nearby so it will be possible to import coal required for the new coal-fired power plant.
The country has been facing severe problems in regard to power generation and it should be a relief once this 3,960 MW power station has been complete. Aparently, the feasibility .... Read more »
Posted on : Monday , 20th October 2014
Siemens will now supply electrical components for the Suez Thermal Power Plant in Egypt. The latter was supplied by East Delta Electricity Production Company’s (EDEPC). Siemens has also been tasked with the installation and commissioning of equipment supplied by this company.
The 650MW Suez Thermal Power Plant is located in Suez in Egypt, and will be commissioned in 2016. Part of the electrical components to be supplied by Siemens include cables and uninterrupti.... Read more »
Posted on : Monday , 20th October 2014
Construction of first of the four mini-grids in Tanzania has begun from last week. This is according to the three companies undertaking the project. The Ruaha Power mini-grids will be constructed and installed in Kilosa District and Morogoro region in the country. The power from these mini-grids will be distributed and sold to clients at pre-payment terms.
The four Malolo mini-grids will generate a total of 300kw. Each mini-grid will be expected to provide 75Kw to ser.... Read more »
Posted on : Monday , 20th October 2014
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