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Kenya Society of Environmental, Biological and Agricultural Engineers (KeSEBAE) (formerly the Kenya Society of Agricultural Engineers) is a professional society dedicated to the advancement of science and art of engineering in environment, food, energy, water and related fields. The Society is registered under section 10 of the Societies Act of the laws of Kenya and governed by KeSEBAE constitution adopted by the members.
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OFF ROADS MACHINES BY LUKE OREMO
While the current surge in electric vehicle adoption is revolutionizing both passenger and commercial on-road vehicle fleets, a parallel transformation within the off-road equipment sector
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KeSEBAE continues to foster harmony throughout the environment, biological and agricultural engineering profession.
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OFF ROADS MACHINES BY LUKE OREMO
While the current surge in electric vehicle adoption is revolutionizing both passenger and commercial on-road vehicle fleets, a parallel transformation within the off-road equipment sector seems to be lagging behind. This discrepancy
A YEAR OF GROWTH AND LEARNING IN ISRAEL’S ARAVA DESERT BY DEBORAH NJERI
As I reflect on my year as an Agricultural intern in Arava desert in Israel, I am overwhelmed by gratitude for the knowledge and expertise I attained. It was a journey that
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT TRENDS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR ENGINEERING INNOVATIONS IN KENYA’S MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT By Dr. Ali Adan
Everyone knows well that the Imperial British East Africa Company (IBEA) was granted a charter in 1888, which led to the colonization of the present-day Kenya. IBEA was transformed to the East