Narok County celebrated the World Day for Cultural Diversity, Dialogue, and Development at Ole Ntimama Stadium, with officials warning that Kenya’s cultural heritage faces extinction if communities abandon their traditions for modern ways of life. Speaking at the event organized jointly by the UNESCO Kenya National Commission and the Narok County Government, County Committee Member…
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