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Embu Council of Elders are petitioning the government to facilitate the resettlement of beneficiaries to the controversial Mwea settlement Scheme. The Mbeere, Ngome and Embu council of Elders who were in Siakago in Mbeere North, expressed concerns over the continued delay in resettling the beneficiaries as the land was lying idle and undeveloped.
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Govt petitioned to facilitate resettlement of beneficiaries to controversial Mwea settlement Scheme
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