A member of the Homa Bay County Assembly Humanitarian Committee has urged government institutions and stakeholders to prioritize the implementation of disability and disaster management laws to ensure their intended benefits reach the target vulnerable populations. Michael Nyang’ii, MCA for Kochia Ward in Rangwe Constituency, said policy implementation is still a major challenge despite significant…
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