National government administrative officers in Murang’a County have raised alarm over increased cases of sexual and gender-based violence (GBV) in the region. They have now called on all stakeholders, including the churches and the community at large, to join hands during the just-launched 90 days of the Rapid Response Initiative (RRI) that seeks to combat…
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