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Cabinet Secretary Joho’s directive to allow fishing in Lake Nakuru sparks health‑risk controversy

Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho told police not to arrest fishermen at a Nakuru event, prompting debate over illegal fishing and lead contamination in Lake Nakuru.

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Cabinet Secretary Joho’s directive to allow fishing in Lake Nakuru sparks health‑risk controversy

Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho told police not to arrest fishermen at a Nakuru event, prompting debate over illegal fishing and lead contamination in Lake Nakuru.

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Kenya Today broke the news in Kenya 3 days ago on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.

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