Farmers decry poor state of roads in Kojong’a, Narok East

Farmers and traders in Kojong’a area in Narok East have decried the poor state of the road network lamenting that it is causing them heavy losses since they are not able to take their farm produce to the market on time. The farmers complained that accessing Kojong’a-Ntulele road has remained a major challenge and thus…

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Farmers decry poor state of roads in Kojong’a, Narok East

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