The government on Friday directed holidaymakers to stay away from public beaches in Kilifi County after 6 pm until the end of the year, in a bid to curb insecurity and drowning incidents that often occur during festive seasons in coastal towns. Speaking at Gede Comprehensive School in Malindi Sub-County during Jamhuri Day celebrations, Kilifi…
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