Presenter Tony Njuguna says the show is providing valuable expertise to rural East Africans. And he says that's evident when his team returns to see how things have been going.
“We find that most of them have developed. They are no longer wherever they used to be. They have moved up and it’s quite impressive,” said Njuguna.
George Karawe Mungai participated in the first season of "Shamba Shape-Up" and is now doing a follow-up episode. He says the show has allowed him to increase his farm’s productivity.
Mungai has even become a bit of a celebrity. He says when he travels around, people address him as “Shamba Shape-Up.” And he says his neighbors are also benefiting from the show.
“I’ve become almost a teacher to the society that is surrounding. They come here, they ask me questions, I am able to teach them on how to do things,” added Mungai.
"Shamba Shape-Up" highlights approximately 13 farms each series. It is broadcast weekly in English and Kiswahili throughout Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
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