Residents of Igembe North Constituency, Meru County have welcomed plans by the national government to drill six boreholes in the area to address persistent water shortages. The residents made their submissions during a public participation forum held at St. Mathew’s Primary School in Mariri, Ntunene Ward, which was attended by Cabinet Secretary for Water, Sanitation…
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