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How the government is secretly auctioning Kenyans to Multinationals through Agriculture
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""] In a compelling episode of LNN hosted by Lynn Ngugi, Mary Kongo, a Kenyan farmer and leadership and governance expert, addresses the alarming trend of agricultural policies that she
How the government is secretly auctioning Kenyans to Multinationals through Agriculture
In a compelling episode of LNN hosted by Lynn Ngugi, Mary Kongo, a Kenyan farmer and leadership and governance expert, addresses the alarming trend of agricultural policies that she claims They don’t want you sharing indigenous seeds so foreign companies can take control and spread GMO’s
Lynn Ngugi steers the conversation as the host, posing questions to deepen the discussion. For instance, she asks Mary Kongo about the Ndengu bill, prompting a detailed explanation of its