Turkana curfew orders will remain in effect – Kindiki
"Those orders will expire when we are convinced that the current threat has been extinguished."
"Those orders will expire when we are convinced that the current threat has been extinguished."
"This will strengthen the environment, promote community involvement and resilience," Duale said.
He said such acts are a threat to the security of the country and must be dealt with decisively.
Schools were to reopen on April 29.
Interior CS Kithure Kindiki said there have been no delays in the investigations.
The audit will begin on May 13
Mwaura assured Kenyans that after the incident, they managed to arrive home safely.
“Those who fail to move out will be evacuated mandatorily for public safety.”
The government says over 4,003 livestock have died as a result of the flooding
Kindiki appears before Senate plenary to answer questions
The Interior CS appeared before the Senate on Wednesday