The County Government of Nakuru has assured residents that it is fully prepared to respond to the anticipated El Niño rains expected between October and December, saying comprehensive measures are already underway to minimize disruption and safeguard lives. According to County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Infrastructure, Engineer Michael Kamau, the devolved unit’s administration is…
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