Blog Posts

Kenya’s agriculture is at crossroads. While we often debate input subsidies, post-harvest losses, market access, and yields, we rarely talk about the foundation of all food production, “our soil.”

In Kenya, Agriculture is viewed as the cornerstone of our economy, employing majority of people (especially in rural areas). However, for the youths, it still feels like a gamble with no safety net.

The 4th International Conference on Financing for Development, was more than just another global dialogue. It was a powerful reminder that development finance must evolve from merely raising funds to intentionally redesigning financial systems that are inclusive, resilient, and locally owned. At BRICS, we followed the conversations closely, especially those that spoke directly to Africa’s realities and aspirations.