Women in Kenya’s dairy industry do the bulk of the daily work — milking, feeding, herd health, household nutrition — yet own almost none of the land or cattle behind it. The 2026 KENAFF report breaks down the numbers behind this “Participation-Control Paradox,” county by county, and lays out what reform could look like.
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A farmer can grow acres of maize or sell thousands of litres of milk each season and still be turned away at the bank—simply because the work leaves no formal financial record. In Uasin Gishu County, KENAFF, Mastercard, KCB Bank Eldoret, and CropSoko are changing that, turning everyday farm transactions into digital records that open the door to credit, markets, and financial inclusion.
Kenya makes history as Dr. Daniel Mwendah M’Mailutha, CEO of KENAFF, is elected President of the World Farmers’ Organisation for 2026–2028 — the first Kenyan to hold the role. From a coffee farm in Meru to the global stage, his journey reflects a growing African voice in shaping the future of agriculture.
Nairobi to Host Global Farmers’ Summit: KENAFF Positions Kenya at the Center of World Agriculture
NAIROBI, Kenya — The Kenya National Farmers’ Federation (KENAFF) head office saw a series of high-level consultative engagements this week, underscoring the Federation’s commitment to fostering strong leadership ties and international partnerships within the agricultural sector. Consultations with Senior KENAFF Leadership The week’s activities were headlined by a significant consultative session between the Federation’s executive
The Kenya National Farmers’ Federation (KENAFF) recently participated in the KALRO Muguga Complex Open Week 2026, held from the 27th to the 28th of March 2026. The event served as a high-impact platform for the federation to highlight its commitment to environmental stewardship and youth empowerment. Centered around the Nurseries for Youth Development Project (NYDP),
