
Elizabeth Ojina
Correspondent at Daily Nation
Science and Business Journalist, Nation Media Group
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
nation.africa | Elizabeth Ojina
Behind St Peter’s ACK Parish in Ahero, Kisumu County, is Philemona Maloba’s farm, where she grows dragon fruits. Despite the afternoon scorching sun and the dry spell, Maloba’s dragon fruit plants don’t show signs of withering. On the contrary, they are blossoming with flowers and fruits. The farmer has about 400 plants anchored on concrete poles. Every plant bears beautiful dark pink fruits.
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3 weeks ago |
taifaleo.nation.co.ke | Elizabeth Ojina
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2 months ago |
nation.africa | Elizabeth Ojina
At Dunga Beach in Kisumu, a group of innovative youth has found an unexpected solution to Lake Victoria's persistent water hyacinth problem: turning the invasive weed into cooking fuel. By combining the noxious weed with kitchen waste from local restaurants, the entrepreneurs are producing biogas that now powers fish processing operations along the beach, offering an environmentally friendly alternative to charcoal and firewood.
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2 months ago |
nation.africa | Elizabeth Ojina
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Jan 9, 2025 |
nation.africa | Elizabeth Ojina
The body of a Rongo University graduate, who has been missing since December 30, was on Wednesday found in a morgue in Siaya County, ending a 10-day search by his family. The disappearance of Erick Ouma Ombewa, 26, had left his restless family in Kisumu County searching far and wide. On Wednesday evening, the family found the body of the budding teacher at the Bondo Sub-County Hospital mortuary. Police now say the death is not a murder but a result of a road accident.
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