Nyeri Governor Dr Mutahi Kahiga has urged both levels of Government to do more in addressing the welfare of Kenyans working in funeral homes. Addressing the 5th annual Morticians and Allied Professionals Association of Kenya (MAPAKe) conference in Nyeri yesterday, Dr Kahiga said morticians operate under some of the most traumatizing environments and as such need…
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