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Floriculture

Philippine Diplomatic Delegation Tours Black Tulip Flower Operations in Limuru

February 26, 2026 The Philippines has stepped up its economic diplomacy in East Africa with a high-level visit to one of Kenya’s leading flower producers...

Stephen Mogonchi on Kenya’s Floriculture Future

February 26, 2026 Floriculture wasn’t the grand career plan that Stephen Mogonchi Okong’o had when he first set foot in a flower farm. However, when...

KEPHIS Explores Synthetic Biology Partnerships to Strengthen Plant Health and Regulatory Science

February 26, 2026 Kenya’s plant health regulator is stepping cautiously but deliberately into one of the most transformative frontiers in modern science. The Kenya Plant...

Kenya’s Horticulture Regulators Convene to Strengthen Compliance and Safeguard Export Markets

February 26, 2026 Last week, Kenya’s horticultural regulatory agencies convened at the headquarters of the Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) for a meeting of...

Kenya Tightens Horticulture Traceability Rules to Safeguard Export Markets

February 26, 2026 Kenya’s horticultural exports are under pressure like never before. Europe’s strict residue limits, repeated shipment interceptions, and the rising demand for verified...

Ethiopia: Pioneering Ocean Freight for Ethiopia’s Blossom Exports

Bʏ Mᴇᴋᴏɴɴᴇɴ Sᴏʟᴏᴍᴏɴ February 26, 2026 As a senior staff member and horticulture export coordinator at Ethiopia’s Ministry of Agriculture, I have enthusiastic to advancing...

Kenya : Pesticide Bans Are Political Theatre, Not Protection

February 26, 2026  Kenya’s farmers are being sacrificed on the altar of politics. While they struggle daily against pests, erratic weather, and shrinking incomes, bureaucrats...

Why Companies Can’t Afford to Ignore Social Responsibility

December 4, 2025  In 1970, economist Milton Friedman declared that the only duty of business was to maximize profits. For decades, companies clung to that...