Vihiga Sub-county Children Welfare Officer Michael Nanjira has appealed to parents to take greater responsibility for their childrenās safety and whereabouts during the festive season and thereafter. He made the call amid rising cases of incest in Vihiga, urging guardians to remain vigilant and actively protect their children from potential harm. Nanjira said parents have…Ā Ā Ā
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