Kibendo landslide victims receive new homes

Kibendo residents in the Kapsowar area in Elgeyo-Marakwet have been awarded new homes following a landslide that swept houses in the area last year. The development is part of an ongoing rebuilding initiative aimed at restoring livelihoods in the area. The Chairman of Elgeyo-Marakwet Professionals, Albert Kochei, presided over the handover of two newly completed…

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Kibendo landslide victims receive new homes

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