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Humanitarian crisis as Lake Naivasha rising waters displace more families
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Humanitarian crisis as Lake Naivasha rising waters displace more families
Over 6,000 students are set to miss school in Naivasha after their families were displaced by the rising waters of Lake Naivasha. There are fears that the numbers could rise in the coming days as the levels continue to rise, flooding more homes, schools, government institutions and farms. This came as residents of Kihoto estate, which is the most affected and home to tens of flower farm workers, expressed their fears of disease outbreak after te…
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