Turkana pastoralists welcome mass livestock vaccination drive to Combat Diseases

Livestock keepers in Elelea Ward, Turkana East Sub-County, have welcomed a mass livestock vaccination and supportive treatment campaign aimed at improving animal health, controlling diseases and expanding access to domestic and international livestock markets. The 10-day exercise, being implemented through a partnership between the Turkana County Government and GENCO Livestock and Fresh Meat Export Ltd,…

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