George M. Okemwa 
All the money that is used in Kenya is either a coin or note marked with some information. It is not possible that you have used an unmarked blank coin to purchase something. The Ksh1, Ksh5, 10Ksh, Ksh20, and Ksh40 coins were once blank before they were converted to money with some sort of marking. … Read more
Agriculture is one of the main economic activities in Kenya. With more than 75% of the labor force comprising people actively engaged in farming. More than a quarter (estimated 33%) of Kenya’s GDP is attributable to agriculture. Most homesteads get all or part of their income from agriculture and farming. Some get passive income from … Read more