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Ufugaji Endelevu wa Samaki kwa kutumia Maji ya Vijicho
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Today, we take you to the heart of Taita Taveta County in coastal Kenya, where fresh spring water is not just a natural wonder, it’s fueling a quiet revolution. From young motorbike riders to hardworking women, local communities are using spring water to raise fish sustainably, transforming lives and lifting livelihoods. Join us as we dive into their inspiring stories, hear from experts, and explore how this simple, nature-powered method is creating jobs, feeding families, and building a better future — one fish at a time.
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This episode was produced by Ruth Keah
Sound mix designer: Rose Tawa
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