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Chrispinus Juma

Chrispinus Juma

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Journalist, Citizen Digital

Kenya

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Finance, Blockchain , Investing, Lifestyle , Entrepreneurship , Real Estate, Cryptocurrency

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hard sciences, finance

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Total articles 1603

  • From nursing dreams to seed saviour: Can one woman transform Kenya's food security?

    By Chrispinus Juma| Citizen Digital@ Phoebe Mwangangi's home, tucked away off the Makindu-Wote highway in the semi-arid Makueni County, is more than a residence. When her homestead’s gates swing open, vitality begins to unfold. Her story is one of resilience, innovation, and a deep love for her community. A straight, gravelled walkway ends at her house’s doorstep. On the gate’s left side lie fish ponds, with fish darting in perpetual dance beneath a canopy of jungle-green mesh. At the pond side, tents have been pitched.

    By Chrispinus Juma · Citizen Digital

    May. 31, 2024

  • Millers warn of high aflatoxin in Ugandan maize circulating in Kenya

    By Chrispinus Juma| Citizen Digital@ Unsuspectingmaize meal consumers could be exposed to high-levels of aflatoxin in maizeimports trickling in from Uganda, the United Grain Millers Association haswarned. Aflatoxin, apoison produced by fungi in cereal crops including maize, peanuts, cottonseedand tree nuts could cause fatal poisoning and an increased risk of cancer.

    By Chrispinus Juma · Citizen Digital

    Apr. 10, 2024

  • Mangroves Treasures: Pate Island’s mud crab fattening boom brings new hope for fishermen

    By Chrispinus Juma| Citizen Digital@ For years, when the sweltering coastal sun begins to fade, Pate Island-based Swaleh Abdalla, 30, a seasoned mud crab connoisseur, occasionally would wade through knee-high mud in the mangrove forests in search of hidden crab sanctuaries, adding to his day's fish catch. He used to spend endless hours on his boat, skimming the salty waters of the Indian Ocean, searching for his crustacean prey in the fish-rich areas of Pate, Manda, and Lamu islands, which make up the larger Lamu archipelago.

    By Chrispinus Juma · Citizen Digital

    Apr. 01, 2024

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Citizen Digital