Residents of Igembe North are rebuilding their livelihoods following the government’s livestock restocking programme aimed at compensating families that lost cattle to bandit attacks and restoring economic stability in the region. The exercise, being coordinated by the National Government in collaboration with local leaders and security agencies, has seen hundreds of cattle distributed to verified…
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