Reuters: In a clearing on Kenya’s coastal grasslands, a group of nomadic herders shout down government officials who have flown in from Nairobi to explain the benefits of a proposed US$350 million sugar project. “If the delta is planted with sugar, we will run out of grazing land for our cattle,” local community leader Bile Bundit says. Others wave placards at the flustered officials sitting in a makeshift tent made from wooden poles and sack-cloth. Hoping to plug Kenya’s annual …