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Waterborne diseases in Kirinyaga drop by 63pc after Mwea water project
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Waterborne diseases in Kirinyaga drop by 63pc after Mwea water project
Water-borne diseases in Kirinyaga County has fallen by 63 per cent following the implementation of the Mwea-Makima Water Project by Governor Anne Waiguru. For years, residents of Mwea in Kirinyaga County were forced to draw water from irrigation canals running through the vast rice-growing scheme for drinking, cooking, washing and other household needs, exposing families […]
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