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Stephen Mburu

Stephen Mburu

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Journalist, The Standard (Kenya)

Nairobi

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Total articles 191

  • Expect to eat more omena

    By Stephen Mburu Verified| The Standard (Kenya) Verified People have started liking fish. Even in places where fish was not traditionally consumed, the commodity is becoming quite popular,” he said. JKUAT has initiated fish projects in the country to support its consumption as well as supporting livelihoods in the country. According to the varsity’s plan, the silver cyprinid fish, known as omena, is set to increase its consumption and support more livelihoods living in the Lake Victoria region.

    By Stephen Mburu Verified · The Standard (Kenya)

    Sep. 15, 2023

  • Expect to eat more omena in the near future

    By Stephen Mburu Verified| The Standard (Kenya) Verified People have started liking fish. Even in places where fish was not traditionally consumed, the commodity is becoming quite popular,” he said. JKUAT has initiated fish projects in the country to support its consumption as well as supporting livelihoods in the country. According to the varsity’s plan, the silver cyprinid fish, known as omena, is set to increase its consumption and support more livelihoods living in the Lake Victoria region.

    By Stephen Mburu Verified · The Standard (Kenya)

    Sep. 14, 2023

  • JKUAT wins Sh127m to make cough syrup from snail slime

    By Stephen Mburu Verified| Standard Digital@ Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology has been awarded a whopping Sh 127 million to facilitate production of medicine from snails bred in the institution. This money will be used to produce a cough syrup suitable for children under the age of 5. It is one of the projects the university is running to add value to the locally conducted breeding activities.

    By Stephen Mburu Verified · Standard Digital

    Feb. 20, 2023

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The Standard (Kenya)