255
January 22, 2026, 10:25am
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When a population faces chronic food insecurity—as nearly 16 to 20 million Kenyans currently do according to the 2025/2026 Global Hunger Index—the body begins to prioritize survival over “maintenance” functions. This leads to physical changes that can be quite striking.
Yes, luckily sirkal has introduced multiple ways to fight hunger in the country. Irrigation e.g. Kano plains rice fields are well regarded around the world for their ability to keep rice under Kshs 120/- per kg.
Mikymas
January 22, 2026, 10:48am
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Jack_Black:
… currently do according to the 2025/2026 Global Hunger Index—the body begins to prioritize survival over “maintenance” functions. This leads to physical changes that can be quite striking.
Yes, luckily sirkal has introduced multiple ways to fight hunger in the country. Irrigation e.g. Kano plains rice fields are well regarded around the world for their ability to keep rice under Kshs 120/- per kg.
Kano plains rice irrigation is a white elephant . I find it ridiculous that despite having the optimal temperature and terrain unlike mwea which is COLD AF, Kano produces all of 7500 metric tons while mwea easily does 200 metric tons on a bad year.
It comes down to unadulterated laziness thievery and stupidity
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Polo ma Mor Bang Koth:
…e well regarded around the world for their ability to keep rice under Kshs 120/- per kg.
Kano plains rice irrigation is a white elephant . I find it ridiculous that despite having the optimal temperature and terrain unlike mwea which is COLD AF, Kano produces all of 7500 metric tons while mwea easily does 200 metric tons on a bad year.
It comes down to unadulterated laziness thievery and stupidity
But rice does stay cheap for regular wanjikus due to ‘supply and demand’ factors. Nobody needs to pay more than that in a mega inefficient country.
Yugni
January 22, 2026, 10:54am
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255:
…ghlands & Coastal areas
4
Tanzania
~4.3 Million
Morogoro, Mbeya, and Shinyanga
5
Mali
~2.5 Million
Office du Niger (Irrigated)
6
Guinea
~2.4 Million
Coastal & Inland lowlands
7
Sierra Leone
~2.0 Million
Various rain-fed ecosystems
8
Côte d’Ivoire
~1.8 Million
Various (WITA 9 variety)
9
Senegal
~1.4 Million
Senegal River Valley
10
DRC
~1.3 Million
Basin & Lowland regions
Bobu kwa nini unapenda kutudhulumu?
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255:
…ghlands & Coastal areas
4
Tanzania
~4.3 Million
Morogoro, Mbeya, and Shinyanga
5
Mali
~2.5 Million
Office du Niger (Irrigated)
6
Guinea
~2.4 Million
Coastal & Inland lowlands
7
Sierra Leone
~2.0 Million
Various rain-fed ecosystems
8
Côte d’Ivoire
~1.8 Million
Various (WITA 9 variety)
9
Senegal
~1.4 Million
Senegal River Valley
10
DRC
~1.3 Million
Basin & Lowland regions
Kenya is Africa’s leading avocado exporter.
Top Avocado Exporting Countries in Africa
Country
Annual Production (2023/24)
Export Highlights
Key Markets
Kenya
~542,000 tonnes
Largest producer/exporter in Africa; ranked 6th globally
Europe (esp. Netherlands, France, UK), Middle East
Morocco
~130,000 tonnes
Export revenue reached $179 million in 2024/25
EU (Spain, France, Netherlands), Gulf states
South Africa
~120,000 tonnes
Long-established exporter with strong logistics
Europe (Germany, UK), Middle East
Ethiopia
Growing rapidly (targeting 5× expansion by 2030)
Emerging exporter with government-backed expansion
Middle East, Asia
Tanzania
Smaller but rising volumes
Regional exports, niche organic markets
Kenya, UAE, EU
Uganda
Expanding production
Developing export channels
Regional trade, EU entry markets
Kizungumkuti in HD..
255
January 22, 2026, 11:04am
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Jack_Black:
…d exporter with strong logistics
Europe (Germany, UK), Middle East
Ethiopia
Growing rapidly (targeting 5× expansion by 2030)
Emerging exporter with government-backed expansion
Middle East, Asia
Tanzania
Smaller but rising volumes
Regional exports, niche organic markets
Kenya, UAE, EU
Uganda
Expanding production
Developing export channels
Regional trade, EU entry markets
Kizungumkuti in HD..
People do not eat Avocados
255:
…ng logistics
Europe (Germany, UK), Middle East
Ethiopia
Growing rapidly (targeting 5× expansion by 2030)
Emerging exporter with government-backed expansion
Middle East, Asia
Tanzania
Smaller but rising volumes
Regional exports, niche organic markets
Kenya, UAE, EU
Uganda
Expanding production
Developing export channels
Regional trade, EU entry markets
Kizungumkuti in HD..
People do not eat Avocados
The important thing is that they arrive at the country’s airport. And that they bring back foreign capital with the empty crates.
255
January 22, 2026, 11:21am
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Jack_Black:
…vernment-backed expansion
Middle East, Asia
Tanzania
Smaller but rising volumes
Regional exports, niche organic markets
Kenya, UAE, EU
Uganda
Expanding production
Developing export channels
Regional trade, EU entry markets
Kizungumkuti in HD..
People do not eat Avocados
The important thing is that they arrive at the country’s airport. And that they bring back foreign capital with the empty crates.
This is why Kenyans look ugly.
255:
…e East, Asia
Tanzania
Smaller but rising volumes
Regional exports, niche organic markets
Kenya, UAE, EU
Uganda
Expanding production
Developing export channels
Regional trade, EU entry markets
Kizungumkuti in HD..
People do not eat Avocados
The important thing is that they arrive at the country’s airport. And that they bring back foreign capital with the empty crates.
This is why Kenyans look ugly.
Because they have more spending power?
255
January 22, 2026, 11:26am
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Jack_Black:
…g volumes
Regional exports, niche organic markets
Kenya, UAE, EU
Uganda
Expanding production
Developing export channels
Regional trade, EU entry markets
Kizungumkuti in HD..
People do not eat Avocados
The important thing is that they arrive at the country’s airport. And that they bring back foreign capital with the empty crates.
This is why Kenyans look ugly.
Because they have more spending power?
Power without food is foolishness.
255:
…rganic markets
Kenya, UAE, EU
Uganda
Expanding production
Developing export channels
Regional trade, EU entry markets
Kizungumkuti in HD..
People do not eat Avocados
The important thing is that they arrive at the country’s airport. And that they bring back foreign capital with the empty crates.
This is why Kenyans look ugly.
Because they have more spending power?
Power without food is foolishness.
There’s plenty of food if we grow it properly. Some of it can be sold (cash crops) some of it can be eaten domestically (subsistence). But sisi ni nani.. corruption deadly kuanzia wakulima market hadi Gikomba.
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255
January 22, 2026, 11:31am
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Jack_Black:
…he country’s airport. And that they bring back foreign capital with the empty crates.
This is why Kenyans look ugly.
Because they have more spending power?
Power without food is foolishness.
There’s plenty of food if we grow it properly. Some of it can be sold (cash crops) some of it can be eaten domestically (subsistence). But sisi ni nani.. corruption deadly kuanzia wakulima market hadi Gikomba.
Kenyans are masters of shouting loudly in the media. You were infected by the British but the truth is, Kenyans are lazy.
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@255 , why are there so many dirty, disabled Tanzanian beggars on the streets of Nairobi?
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255:
…se they have more spending power?
Power without food is foolishness.
There’s plenty of food if we grow it properly. Some of it can be sold (cash crops) some of it can be eaten domestically (subsistence). But sisi ni nani.. corruption deadly kuanzia wakulima market hadi Gikomba.
Kenyans are masters of shouting loudly in the media. You were infected by the British but the truth is, Kenyans are lazy.
Well, you got most of that right.
255
January 22, 2026, 11:34am
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Those are Kenyans, not Tanzanians. Everyone knows that
255
January 22, 2026, 11:36am
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Jack_Black:
…Power without food is foolishness.
There’s plenty of food if we grow it properly. Some of it can be sold (cash crops) some of it can be eaten domestically (subsistence). But sisi ni nani.. corruption deadly kuanzia wakulima market hadi Gikomba.
Kenyans are masters of shouting loudly in the media. You were infected by the British but the truth is, Kenyans are lazy.
Well, you got most of that right.
With a population of 58.6 million, are you unable to grow food crops to feed yourself? Stupid Kenyans.
And then you come and boast about exporting avocados from Tanzania!!!
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255:
… sisi ni nani.. corruption deadly kuanzia wakulima market hadi Gikomba.
Kenyans are masters of shouting loudly in the media. You were infected by the British but the truth is, Kenyans are lazy.
Well, you got most of that right.
With a population of 58.6 million, are you unable to grow food crops to feed yourself? Stupid Kenyans.
And then you come and boast about exporting avocados from Tanzania!!!
Hunger is actually a political weapon in this country, with various stakeholders in the supply chain. It breaks your heart seeing some of these things on the television.