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Scientists in the country have called for more focus on approaches that will see the country boost food security through technology as well as organic ways. Speaking during a media science cafe in Nairobi, the scientists urged the government to be at the forefront in addressing misinformation and dispel fears about the use of genetically modified products.
Scientists call for the adoption of technologies to boost production
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