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The government in partnership with donors have constructed a maternity health center in the border areas of Samburu and Baringo Counties, to help ease access to maternal healthcare. The hospital will help curb the crime that has become a threat to the area residents.
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Maternity health centre launched in Samburu and Baringo borders
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