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Journalist. Business, Governance & Foreign Policy. bylines in @bbcnews, @ntvkenya, @CnbcAfrica, @The_EastAfrican.

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Victor Kiprop is an experienced Kenyan journalist currently attached to The Nation Media Group as a presenter, reporter and writer.

At NTV Kenya, he presents ‘Your World’ one of the country’s biggest morning Tv shows which provides a platform for audiences and experts to share their experiences and opinions on critical issues in the country and beyond.
As a reporter, he has extensively covered financial and macroeconomic news in Kenya and East Africa over the last five years, and reported from…

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The Largest Lakes in Canada by Province or Territory

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By Victor Kiprop Verified
| WorldAtlas
Across provinces and territories, the largest lakes in Canada range from a Great Lakes inland sea to vast northern basins and hydroelectric reservoirs. The quick answer for "largest lakes in Canada by province or territory" begins with Ontario's Lake Superior at 82,100 km2 (31,700 mi2) followed by Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories at 31,328 km2 (12,100 mi2) and Manitoba's Lake Winnipeg at 24,514 km2 (9,465 mi2).
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The Great Lakes by Depth

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By Victor Kiprop Verified
| WorldAtlas
Measured by depth rather than size, the Great Lakes reveal a completely different hierarchy of power. By maximum depth, Lake Superior is deepest at 1,333 ft (406 m), followed by Lake Michigan at 925 ft (282 m), Lake Ontario at 802 ft (244 m), Lake Huron at 751 ft (229 m), and Lake Erie at 210 ft (64 m). Depth transforms each lake's behavior. Superior's immense basins lock in cold water for nearly two centuries, fueling ocean-scale storms and preserving pollutants for generations.
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Uganda’s post-harvest losses: Reaping the rewards of better storage

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By Victor Kiprop Verified
| Zawya Verified
For many years, Julius Kabole, a maize and rice farmer with Yetana Farmers Group in Kibiniko, Mbale, eastern Uganda, has watched his hard-earned harvests disappear before his eyes. The pain in his voice is unmistakable as he recalls seasons of devastating loss.“Last year, I harvested 900 kilogrammes of maize, but, by March, I was left with just about 400kg. Watching all that hard work go to waste was painful.
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