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Kindiki meets Agriculture ministry officials over progress of value chain reforms

Kevin TevBy Kevin TevMay 14, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki on Wednesday hosted senior officials of the Ministry of Agriculture over ongoing reforms.

In the meeting held at his Karen residence, the officials discussed the ongoing transformation of key value chains in various subsectors.

They include tea, coffee, rice, sugar, dairy, horticulture, nuts, cotton and edible oils, among others for food security and economic empowerment.

The DP has been supervising the revitalisation of key value chains in the agriculture sector.

The officials included senior advisors to the President.

This is in line with the Bottom-up Economic Transformation Agenda (Beta).

The meeting is a follow-up to the March 4 meeting, where he received a technical briefing on progress made and the status of productivity of the priority agricultural value chains.

 

by BRIAN ORUTA

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