For Kenya, pressure to contain spiraling currency and local domestic maturities have meant that expensive money is preferable to inflation and default.
We first learned about these old school fishermen from a relative who has lived here for years. He gave us a hack for getting affordable fish, which in my one month here has proved to be the most useful.
Clients who initially agreed to prices quoted in Kenyan Shillings a couple of months ago, are now grappling with the unexpected burden of having to pay more for goods and services that were once upon a time within their budgets.
With Prof Ojijo’s inventions women at Dunga and Marenga Beach would no longer have had the need to spend time chasing birds away from open air system of drying omena.