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Energy Transition Features
Dan Kaburu

Impact of Kenya’s First Nuclear Power Plant Ambitions

Kilifi is one of the coastal counties in Kenya. The major economic activities in Kilifi include agriculture, tourism, and fishing.  The county produces cash crops such as cashew nuts, sisal, coconut palms, and mangoes. Staples like bananas, cassava, maize, green grams, and cowpeas are also cultivated. In one of the remote parts of the county […]

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