For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. As expected, there was an uproar on Wednesday after Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika ...

Simon Wesechere, a longtime sugarcane farmer, is among those not impressed by the recent historical hike of sugarcane buying prices from a low of Sh4,000 to over Sh5,200 per tonne by top millers in ...

The request specifically asked for the letters of award, the full lease agreements, and the criteria used to select private companies taking over operations at Muhoroni, Nzoia, Chemelil and Sony Sugar ...

All state sugar mills that are currently leased out will automatically revert to the government after the 30-year lease ...

He finally confirmed that while land, buildings, plants, and machinery were leased, motor vehicles and livestock were ...

Report warns leasing of the four state-owned sugar firms to private operators for 30 years may fail to deliver genuine market ...

Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has assured Parliament that every single investment made by private operators in the four state-owned sugar mills will ...

Mutahi Kagwe has asserted that all investments made by private millers in the four state-owned sugar factories will automatically revert to the Government at the expiry of the 30-year lease term.

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya forecasts sugar production to rise by between 10 and 15 percent this year from a record 548,207 tonnes in 2009, as good weather improves cane production, the industry ...