The Kenyan government has announced a package of measures to address a milk supply shortage that has reduced the availability of several processed milk brands on retail shelves. Livestock Development Principal Secretary Jonathan Mueke said inadequate rainfall in key agricultural zones had limited fodder supplies, creating the main bottleneck in raw milk production. Speaking at a press conference, Mueke said the state is working with dairy value chain stakeholders to support producers directly and stabilise supply lines.

The Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute (NSPRI) plans to expand its "catch them young" initiative and teachers' training on post-harvest management into a national programme, according to its Executive Director, Professor Lateef Sanni. The initiative was originally developed by the NSPRI Lagos zonal office. Sanni announced the plan during the closing ceremony of the 2026 post-harvest loss reduction programme, Tribune Online reported. The scheme aims to build awareness and capacity around reducing post-harvest losses among young people and educators.

The Kenyan government is emphasizing the role of technology in enhancing productivity, efficiency, and service delivery within the public sector, as stated by John Tanui, Principal Secretary. This initiative aims to reform public services through technological advancements.

At the Financing Agri-Food Systems Sustainably (FINAS 2026) Conference in Nairobi, agroecology advocates emphasized that the future of Kenya's food system depends not only on agricultural production but also on farmers' ability to earn a decent living. They called for increased investment in sustainable agriculture to support this goal.

According to Soko Directory, Kiambu County, adjacent to Nairobi, has historically played a significant role in supporting the capital's food security. However, concerns have been raised about the ongoing urbanization and development in the area, which may jeopardize its agricultural capacity and future food security. The article calls for a reevaluation of land use to prevent further loss of arable land.

The AI Everything Kenya × GITEX Kenya summit concluded in Nairobi, focusing on the challenges facing Africa's AI ambitions, including public trust, startup capital, and intellectual property frameworks. The event, which took place at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, brought together technology executives, government officials, venture investors, and international institutions, attracting over 280 participants.