Kenya’s farmer protests follow a predictable seasonal rhythm, 20-year study finds

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Listen to articleA 20-year study finds protests in Kenya’s farming regions peak two to three months after harvest, as food stocks dwindle and households face mounting financial pressure.Agricultural cycles structure much of rural economic life in developing economies, where smallholder farming remains a primary source of employment and income.

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