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Pastrolists from Wajir County migrating to Garissa County in search of water and pasture continue to rise. Leaders from the county now want the counties affected to set aside contingency funds and suspend all other development programs and address the drought factor.
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Pastrolists from Wajir migrating to Garissa County in search of water and pasture continue to rise
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