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A national steering committee on drought response has been appointed to help in mobilizing resources to augment the government’s drought response programme. The committee will be headed by Safaricom Chief Executive Officer Peter Ndegwa. Mary Muoki just returned from food distribution exercise in Garissa County and tells us why the 15 member task force has its work cut out for them in strengthening national capacity alleviating current sufferings by drought-stricken population.
Safaricom CEO to chair drought response committee
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