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The German government has donated 100 million shillings towards disaster emergency Fund. The fund contributed through the European Union, will be used by Kenya red cross to support flood-affected families, who have been displaced in 40 counties. while speaking during a visit to the Kenya Red Cross headquarters, German ambassador to Kenya Sebastian Groth, emphasized the need for investing in early warning and prevention strategies, to avert devastating effects of disasters.
German government donates Ksh. 100 million towards disaster emergency fund
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