As Eldoret City expands, young green entrepreneurs are proving that urban spaces can do more than host buildings and traffic. By transforming a neglected railway reserve into a commercial nursery and flower farm, they are tackling food security myths, creating youth jobs, and supporting the county’s climate and beautification goals, all from land once considered…
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