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Mokua Mogendi

For investors

Your partner on the ground in Kenya

Running a project in Kenya from Europe, the Gulf or the US works when someone you trust is on the ground. I visit, check, report, and fix problems early, without a stake in the supplier or the contractor.

Investors and companies running a Kenyan farm or project from abroad.

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Mokua Mogendi explaining a papaya crop during a farm visit.
Has hosted and briefed European investor delegations in Kenya; managed teams and budgets on farms in five countries.

What you get

Deliverables

  • Monthly site visits and photo reports
  • Budget and progress checks
  • Farm manager recruitment and supervision
  • Delegation hosting and briefings

How it works

Four steps, in this order.

  1. 01

    Agree the scope

    What you need watched, how often, and what a good report looks like for you.

  2. 02

    Baseline visit

    Where the project actually stands, compared with what you've been told.

  3. 03

    Regular oversight

    Visits, calls with your team, checks on spending and milestones.

  4. 04

    Report and act

    Plain monthly reports, and quick escalation when something goes wrong.

Questions

What people ask

Can you represent me in Kenya while I'm abroad?

Yes, as an independent overseer: site visits, progress and spending checks, and reports. Legal representation and signing on your behalf go through an advocate with a proper power of attorney.

Do you work with diaspora investors?

Yes. Many projects I see are run by Kenyans abroad who want an honest view of what's happening on their land.

General information, not legal advice. Land, company and licensing matters are filed and confirmed by licensed Kenyan advocates and company secretaries.

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