How COVID-19 Will Affect Agriculture Start-Ups, Farming - Safi's Kamanda

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Publication Date:
18 May 2020
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Africa, Kenya, Agribusiness, Food and Agriculture, Innovation, International Organizations and Africa, United States, Canada and Africa

Joyce Kamande speaks about how the novel coronavirus outbreak is and will affect agricultural start-ups and farming activities. Kamande was speaking before a lockdown was implemented to control the spread of COVID-19.

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