South Nyanza Meteorological Officer Naphtali Odhoch has said that the region is expected to experience increased rainfall from September to January next year. Odhoch explained that rains are expected to begin in parts of Rongo and Homa Bay in the coming days before other parts of the region. The Kenya Meteorological Service Authority released a national climate…
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