SAVANNAH HONEY BRINGS CAPITAL SUPPORT & BEEKEEPING TRAINING TO BUNGOMA COUNTY

Written by Kyalo Mutua

August 28, 2026

SAVANNAH HONEY SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES BUNGOMA COUNTY BEEKEEPING CAPITAL SUPPORT & TRAINING PROGRAM

BUNGOMA COUNTY, KENYA

Savannah Honey, the Beekeeper’s Partner, has successfully concluded a transformative beekeeping empowerment program across all sub-counties of Bungoma County. The initiative, which offered free training and access to capital support, equipped hundreds of groups and individuals with the knowledge and resources needed to turn beekeeping into a sustainable and profitable enterprise.

The program, which ran from 20th to 28th July 2026, attracted a diverse range of participants, including Youth Groups, Women Groups, Self-Help Groups, Community-Based Organizations (CBOs), Cooperatives, and individual farmers. Sessions were held at the DCC’s Compound in each sub-county, with two sessions daily at 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM.

Highlights of the Program

Over the eight-day outreach, participants received:

Information on capital support for beekeeping start-ups and expansion

Training in modern beekeeping techniques and best practices

Insights into the business opportunities within the honey value chain

Practical, hands-on guidance from Savannah Honey experts

Knowledge on how to turn beekeeping into a sustainable, income-generating enterprise

Full Schedule of Completed Meetings

Savannah Honey visited every sub-county in Bungoma, ensuring no community was left behind. The completed schedule was as follows:

DATE 9:00 AM SESSION 2:00 PM SESSION
Monday, 20 July 2026 Bumula Kimaeti
Tuesday, 21 July 2026 Bungoma South Central
Wednesday, 22 July 2026 Bungoma West Cheptais
Thursday, 23 July 2026 Kopsiro Mt. Elgon East
Friday, 24 July 2026 Webuye West Tongaren
Monday, 27 July 2026 Bungoma North —
Tuesday, 28 July 2026 Kimilili —
A County-Wide Success

The Bungoma County initiative was part of Savannah Honey’s broader mission to empower communities across Kenya through modern beekeeping. By combining training with access to capital, the program addressed two of the biggest barriers facing aspiring beekeepers: lack of knowledge and lack of funding.

“We are thrilled with the turnout and the enthusiasm we witnessed across all sub-counties,” said a Savannah Honey representative. “Beekeeping is one of the most accessible and climate-resilient agricultural enterprises available today. With the right training and capital support, we have no doubt that many of the participants will go on to build successful businesses that transform their livelihoods.”

Who Attended?

The program attracted a wide cross-section of the community, including:

Youth Groups

Women Groups

Self-Help Groups

Community-Based Organizations (CBOs)

Cooperatives

Individual farmers and aspiring agripreneurs

Participants ranged from complete beginners to existing beekeepers looking to expand their operations. All left with valuable insights and practical guidance to help them succeed.

Looking Ahead

Following the success of the Bungoma County program, Savannah Honey is exploring opportunities to scale the initiative to other counties across Kenya. The organization remains committed to empowering communities through training, capacity building, and market access, with a focus on creating sustainable, climate-resilient livelihoods.

This is more than just training—it is a movement. Thousands of Kenyans are already transforming their lives through beekeeping, and Savannah Honey is proud to be their partner on this journey.

For more information, partnerships, or to get involved:

Phone: 0748091894

Website: www.savannahhoneyafrica.com

Savannah Honey — The Beekeeper’s Partner.

About Savannah Honey

Savannah Honey Ltd is a premier beekeeping and agribusiness enterprise based in Kenya, committed to producing high-quality natural honey while empowering communities through training, capacity building, and market access. With a strong focus on sustainability and innovation, Savannah Honey continues to champion the growth of the apiculture sector across Kenya.

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