Is the Galana Kulalu Food Security Project on course?
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I hope Alex realizes how different this channel makes by reporting on progressive topics. well done to you and your team
This are the kind of news we need in kenya..
Chams media is doing great job. There is a lot of propaganda out there concerning this project. Continue feeding us with the right information from the ground
This is good news, at least away from stupid politics.
Africa can feed itself and export so much
As always. Chams Media Awesome 👍
CHAMS TV is doing great. Its showing as everyday out great potential/progress in Kenya
Kenya government should never again give contracts to those foreign wazungu contractors. We ourselves can do it or contractors who have Africa love at heart like Africa Americans. Otherwise we will always have unending poverty in our countries coz of dealing with people who take Africans as lesser to themselves.
@@broeisi You are right. It's only when we beat the fear of making mistakes that we will start moving in the right direction. Development can only come from within. I hope the government will document every step of how it succeeds in such a project so that it can be replicated elsewhere.
The same with beautification of Nairobi as well and provision of clean water to slums within weeks. Not forgetting Nairobi Nanyuki railway rehabilitation within months. KENYANS WE CAN DO IT !!!!!
The best thing is for us Africans to form companies and go out for those contracts. We have to take it on ourselves. Also, we should do honest dealings and do the work so that even the government can trust the locals. I think this is why they fear giving locals contracts
The best way is to sub divide it among the people just like mwea tebere irrigation scheme
kcelestinomaria the biggest monster confronting us as a country is corruption. And we have the capacity to deal with it and defeat it going by the recent events unfolding
chams media can you do a program on salt making in kenya at the coast. most people dont know where our salt comes from and how its made
This guy is doing a good job, that's a plus
@.Chams.Media deserves proper streaming platform, this is what media should be about not a corporate funded monopoly spreading divisive rhetorics like this Githeri medias puking bile of junks.
I wish they would apply the same project in northern Kenya. 3/4 of land in Kenya is dry but with mordern tech nothing is impossible.
@Shukuru Zote Not really my friend they will lay down their guns to do business. Those skinny shaababs ni njaa huwa inawasumbua.
Very valid point. A lot can be done to put the Nothern Kenya lands into use, plus develop that area.
Good report as usual Chamsmedia
Always informative. Kudos for the great job
They should not rush to privitise like mumias sugar Kenya airways, and then came back to bailout they should be proven strategy that work for at least a decade and then look for a strategic investor like cereal board millers so to breakdown the market chain hence lower prices.
Not sure they intend to fully privatize it. Probably what they have in mind is a viable PPP. Investors in question here are just farmers who need land. Such arrangements have been happening all over the country. You are ready to farm but have no land. You lease a piece of land for a year or so for a certain amount or for a percentage of the harvest. In this case, farmers would be "leasing" from the gov't. At least, that's my understanding, Peter.
Great job Chams!!!Exactly what we need to see...
Amazing Work CHAMS!
what needs to be done is switch crops to ensure soli fertility. Growing peas, beans, sunflower on a rotational basis this improves health of the maize crop, prevents diseases and thus less spraying the crops with chemical sprays. I just hope these people can consult cropnuts kenya to show them how to rotate crops and the benefits of crop rotation and conservation agriculture of non till. Please get wioth crop nuts and have david jones the best crop scientist who experiments on different methods of growing crops for bigger and healthier yields
Good Job Chamwanda.
This is good to hear
Great news sir.
Well done.
God bless you mightily Alex Chamwada.
Wheat, rice, beans and anything else consumed in public institutions like schools, colleges, military barracks, prisons etc, need to be part of the main crops here...foods that Kenyans consume daily..... Moses irrigated the Nile flood plains & grew and stored enough grain to last a whole country seven years,...why can't we grow and store enough for one year? NYS & prisons can provide all manual labor need, KDF engineers can build and maintain infrastructure needed...but we want to import "foreign investors", preferably Chinese. Nani alituroga....!
Good job sir....👊🏽
These what Africa should show
Why call it food security?? This is how farmers run their farms in the USA. Time to empower each mid to large scale farmer in Kenya with mordern farming techniques and machines. You guys can do it!
That means 75B is enough to place 100K acres of land under irrigation. GoK should up its game. This can be a good revenue earner for government alongside the creation of jobs and food security in the country.
''This can be a good income earner for the government '' The best way the government can get income should be with Taxes not farming. What the government should do is to (Teach the people to Fish effectively Instead of giving them the fish).
@@dragonfly1600 Facts
Which government engages in business?
@@kemukindia4590 Every government.
@@dragonfly1600 Don't you think the government can place land under irrigation and then leave it to private parties or even the public. These people would earn income that would then be taxed etc. That's revenue.
First here🙏😍😍
second here good job
Alex please follow up on a group of young Kenyans who were sent to Israel for training and benchmarking for this project. Tell us about the roles they are playing
This a clear demonstration that we can.
If it was successful, why is Kibicho there and not an agriculture ps
Good Job tupigane na njaa kabisa but why give it to private sector what is the work of Ministry of Agriculture and parastital ama A.D.C ilikufa? Or what I'm i missing here juu private sector ni wale wale tu wezi also known politicicians.
No, the government needs to privatize. Problem is some industries in Kenya are still immature since Kenyans have not been taking opportunities. If they don't privatize then there will not be economic growth, innovation and reduced corruption. So they have to.
Kudos
Beautiful
Congratulations Kenyans we can growing nut fruits in big volumes
Wanipee Kama farm manager hapo...I bet I'll start by 500 acres the final output would be tremendous...am very good at farming
They should build and/or upgrade the road network
bring in crop nuts kenya. They are experts in crop production. They know what crops do well in which areas to bring out maxiumum production per acre. They have expereince in soil testing because without soil testing you do not even start farming.
Awesome news cham hope it's not funded by these Kenyan politicians...
I love seeing everyone wearing masks
Monitor and secure the air, water, a ground quality in and around the farm at all times.
On the positive side, at least the govt has demonstrated to Kenyans that the land can yield ....
With that kind of infrastructure in place, I can easily do 15,000 acres.
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Apart from many problems and where has all the funds gone that habeen used so far, has anyone considered the use of highly polluted river water to irrigate edible crops ?!!
The project is viable,but why privitasion?
Didn’t they plan for wind breaker tree lines? The wind is too strong for high crops like maize.
Joshua Toro says we should forget the past. Let's allow thieves to keep their loot.
Whats the latest on these project? Very big project. It actually made a profit from maize sales...
They could have planted onions and other products we import
Just privatize the project coz the money used is a lot.
Can you give this contracts to able people not favouritism. If latter, it will fail miserably. If this is successful, we will beat hunger once and for all.
please learn from india how they built the largets deip irrigation farm in the world.
This NIB are the one that has killed farming in kenya. Most of the managers are thugs. Go to Bura Tana even treating of water for consumption its a problem and Karua left money.
10000 acres for farming yet the people who live in taita have no land of their own and now government want to give private Investors instead of giving people land and tach them to farm? This government is so selfish when it comes to its citizens. Private Investors are to be valued AFTER the local citizens have been allocated land for them to feed their own families
28-90kg bags per acre, cost of production 45k, profit margin 33k(~70%), price per bag ~3200. After pumping billions of taxpayer money in putting infrastructure and demonstration of viability there would be no favorable change on price of Unga for mwananchi. GoK should protect Kenyans from the investors and stop enticing them with 70%profits at expense of mwananchi who is also a major shareholder.
This is a government project and all profits belong to the government. Don't comment without understanding!
You're right. Kshs3,200 is too high a price. International price for a 90kg bag of maize is Kshs.1500 or less. If they can't produce at that price, better grow other crops or fodder, or keep livestock!
45000 thousand divide by 28 bags is 3200 per bag?
@@praizband His calculations are off. 45000 divide by bags is not 3200
@@StudioQM selling price = cost of production +profit i.e. 45k+33.4k= 78.4k per acre. Therefore farm price per bag 2800. The approximation of 3200 per bag at the flour mills is reasonable or slightly unreasonable. The point is after taxpayer pump billion in the project hoping to reduce Unga price, GoK entice private investor with crazy profit margins that would maintain the high prices of unga
Why would an Interior minister minister be inspecting a water and irrigation project?
Because food has an impact on security, do not comment for the sake of commenting.
@@rodneyagesa1851 doesn't everything affect security?
The reason Kibicho is talking is because this project is a failure
The galana river is a sewerage river with most of the slums in nairobi discharging human waste into the river due to unplanned population explosion.
Galana hasn't got a future. What will happen to this project.
We hope the maize is not GMO,we hope you are not using toxic chemical
1. Kibicho saying that things are being done contrary to what is reported is just political diction. The project has sunk money into a bottomless pit. 2. I believe it is a bad idea for the state to do this. 3. The wind, assessing large plantations in Europe..they are within forests to attenuate the wind force otherwise the maize has no chance. 4. Water. Tana River has no capacity to support such large scale irrigation without damming it otherwise its a matter of when not if the coastal counties start having water wrangles.
This!
Why isn't someone from the ministry of agriculture the one talking?
The contractor is WSR, sema tu usuogope
it will be one of the ghost projects
What do you mean ???
In Kenya we need to get rid of dream killers like you.
@you tube •
Why do you have to be negative? We don’t need that kind of energy...
Gmo poison food
Good report, am a student under AICAT, whatever the government is reporting there is not practical.
Am in Israel now
why is GOK always privatizing kila kitu,,,,,,, is this incapacity
dude is better to allow privatization as since it allows the common mwananchi to take place in the investigation
Government does not do biz🤷♂️it's giving someone lyk yu a chance to invest!!
@@AhmedAli-xq7sn you sure the common mwanachi will get a piece
Privatisation isn't the problem. The problem is how they do it.
It being privatised has the major advantage of being devoid of governmt bureaucracy
i really think so privatization is best way to save Kenya from Tribalism And corruption.
At tana river this is what should be done , the people forcefully evacuated and the land be put into this use instead of them complaining each other year of flooding and alternatively the land can be used for food security
Fool. In a capitalist society there is something called property rights.
This clowns can't farm not because it's hard its because there just so many hands in this project...give that place to white south African boars farmers and sit back and watch that place feed Kenya.
Talk about your inferiority complex.
A boar is a wild pig
Usless thought zero knowledge