Human rights defenders and civic actors in Mombasa County have been urged to embrace income-generating ventures that can cushion them financially and reduce their heavy reliance on donor funding, which officials say has left many activists exposed and vulnerable. The call was made during the launch of a Civic Wealth Creation Baseline Survey in Mombasa,…
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