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President William Ruto has convened a special cabinet meeting tomorrow to discuss among others the floods crisis in the country. Ruto's announcement coming hours after the government issued a raft of directives as precaution to Kenyans during the rainy season as the flash floods continue to cause untold suffering to Kenyans. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki ordered the national intelligence security teams to inspect all private and public dams within 24 hours to avert disasters.
CS Kindiki orders inspection of dams and water reservoirs
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