Ruto: My plan to make Kenya food-secure and an agricultural export hub 'We cannot continue importing what we can produce here in Kenya.' Politics 46 min ago

President William Ruto has outlined plans to transform Kenya’s agriculture sector through expanded irrigation, lower production costs, increased domestic food production, stronger agricultural industries and improved access to export markets, promising farmers better returns on their investments.

The President said irrigation would also support the production of animal feed, including fodder and protein-rich crops used in feed manufacturing, helping livestock farmers cope with drought and reducing dependence on imported raw materials.

The Government is also seeking to expand fish production through aquaculture, with the President saying fisheries could contribute to food security, employment and the supply of protein ingredients for animal feed.