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Кафето с изтекъл срок на годност - как да го разпознаем 26.07.2021 06:45 1047 Кафето може да запази някои от свойствата си от доста гълго време. Ако срока на годност на дадена напитка е изтекла, тя няма да може да се сравнява с прясната. И когато върху кафените зърна се е образувала плесен, по-добре е �...

THE STANDARD FINANCIAL STANDARD Farmers plant saplings in a rice field on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, India, July 5, 2019. [REUTERS/Amit Dave] RELATED VIDEOS Share this story More money should go to education and health The last 12 months have truly been miserable, thanks to Covid-19. No one foresaw the kind of damage this disease would cause. Virus showed State neglect of special needs schools Disabled children were left out of online lessons which lacked the special aspects that make learning easy for them. MOST READ

THE STANDARD FINANCIAL STANDARD Farmers plant saplings in a rice field on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, India, July 5, 2019. [REUTERS/Amit Dave] RELATED VIDEOS Share this story More money should go to education and health The last 12 months have truly been miserable, thanks to Covid-19. No one foresaw the kind of damage this disease would cause. Virus showed State neglect of special needs schools Disabled children were left out of online lessons which lacked the special aspects that make learning easy for them. MOST READ

THE STANDARD By Wainaina Ndung'u | March 4th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives Hon. Peter Munya speaking during official launch of Bt. Cotton Seed and pesticide to 23 Counties suitable for Cotton production. [Wilberforce Okwiri] The New Kenya Planters Co-operative Union (New KPCU) has reported double earnings for farmers in co-operatives milling with in its factories in the Mt Kenya region. Meanwhile, Agriculture CS Peter Munya has appointed Timothy Mirugi as the Acting Managing Director of the union taking over from Angelin...

By Dan Bolton In early December, Kenya's National Assembly passed the Tea Act of 2020, advancing sweeping reforms in the tea sector. The decision reestablishes the Tea Board of Kenya (TBK) and the Tea Research Foundation (TRF), two institutions dissolved in 2014 in favor of an Agriculture Fisheries and Foods Authority that managed eight sectors including coffee, tea, coconut, cotton, sisal, sugar, and pyrethrum. Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Peter Munya, at the direction of President Uhuru Kenyatta, has for months pressed for a slate of reforms returning sector control in both tea and coffee....