LETTERS: Let’s consume more indigenous foods

Fresh farm produce at a Mombasa market. PHOTO | WACHIRA MWANGI

As a child in Budalang’i village, I recall feasting on either sweet potatoes or groundnuts with a cup of sorghum porridge for breakfast.

For fear of being served food last at dinner time, my cousins and I would surround my grandmother in her little grass-thatched kitchen as she prepared local fish (Ebidonge) obtained from River Nzoia, Spider plant vegetables (Erisaka) with Millet Ugali.

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