Administrator calls for inclusion of minority communities

Vihiga County Commissioner Peter Mwangi Maina has urged the national government to support indigenous minority communities to ensure equitable representation and opportunities. Speaking during an interdenominational thanksgiving service and resource mobilisation drive for church development held at Kapchemungung Grounds in Vihiga County, Maina said members of the Terik community are educated and capable and therefore…

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Administrator calls for inclusion of minority communities

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