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Weak laws threaten to deplete Kenya’s environmental wealth

Women in marginalised areas do not have the right to inherit family land due to discriminative laws, says a new report. FILE PHOTO

Each season, Peter Gichangi a vegetable and arrowroot commercial farmer who owns four hectares of land in Nyeri County, Kenya’s Central Province, cultivates his crops near the Nduyi River.

“Although every now and then the Nduyi River bank bursts, flooding the farm, the loss is small compared to the good harvest and financial gains during good weather patterns,” Mr Gichangi says.

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