Paul Kabubi Kiganda, estate farm manager together with Martin Ngare General Group Manager at the Coffee Management Services during the certificate handover ceremony at the farm./ Courtesy

Kiganda Coffee Estate earns Africa’s first green seal

Kiganda Estate has secured Africa’s first Rainforest Alliance regenerative agriculture certification. The farm is using new practices to improve soil health, conserve water and manage pests. The certification could open new markets and strengthen returns for the estate. Kiganda Estate in Thika, Kiambu County, has become the first farm in Africa certified under the Rainforest…

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Rainforest Alliance country director Marion Ng’ang’a addressing the press/photo courtesy

Kirinyaga coffee farmers to benefit as RainForest Alliance launches a program to increase coffee production

Farmers of Inoi Cooperative society in Kirinyaga County is set to benefit from a 3-year program dubbed ‘Brewing the Future Coffee to Stay’, funded by German (Tchibo) under the Mount Kenya Sustainable Landscape and Livelihoods program (MSuLLi). The project led by the Rainforest Alliance aims to address the challenges in the coffee sector through promotion…

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Rainforest Alliance Country Director Marion Nduta with GCFCU CEO, Dr. Robert Mainya (right), Nyamira CEC for Water John Matiang'i and Agriculture CEC Alice Manoti after she commissioned GURAL coffee project in Kisii yesterday. Photo Emmanuel Gwakoi.

NGO, Kisii coffee societies partner to ensure sustainable coffee production

Rainforest Alliance (RA), an NGO, and Gusii Coffee Farmers Cooperative Union (GCFCU) have partnered to launch a project to enhance sustainability and boost coffee production by ensuring the produce meets global standards. Speaking during the launch at Dallas Inn Hotel in Kisii town yesterday, RA Country Director Marion Nduta said that the project dubbed ‘Gusii…

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