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Over 12,000 residents of Homa Bay County who were forced out of their homes by floods, are now pleading with the government to assist them with food and improved housing. And in Samburu county, residents of Ngari village are staring at imminent danger from Nakunyugo dam that is full and its walls have started to crack.
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Homa Bay floods victims have called for government support
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