The plan was to set up projects, some running into billions of shillings, that would make the country food secure, saving millions of Kenyans from the devastating effects of drought and famine.
But almost nine years since President Uhuru Kenyatta's administration promised the construction of dams, irrigation of millions of acres of land for farming as well as subsidies for farmers, droughts, famine and hunger are still a problem to many across the country.
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