Mai Mahiu Floods Tragedy Update by Kenya Redcross
76 people are reported missing at our tracing desk.
110 have been rescued.
Approximately 250 people are being hosted at Ngeya Girls Secondary School, where they were provided with essential items, courtesy of the National and County Government of Nakuru and partners.
The Kenya Red Cross continues its search, rescue, and retrieval efforts, along with providing psychosocial support services to the affected families.
Nakuru County Civil Society Organizations have raised concerns over the safety of fish from Lake Nakuru. The CSOs under their umbrella forum are now questioning on who is guaranteeing the safety of the fish from Lake Nakuru. In a statement to newsrooms, the CSOs have condemned the public declaration by Fisheries and Blue Economy Cabinet […]
Cabinet Secretary for Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs Hassan Joho now wants police and KWS officers to stop harassing youth engaging in fishing at Lake Nakuru. The CS stated that he will be pushing to have youth continue earning a living from the fishing. He was responding to concerns raised by Nakuru Town East […]
Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika and First Gentleman Sam Mburu on Friday October 16, 2026 led MPs in an empowerment fundraiser for youth and women from Nakuru Town East and Nakuru Town West. The event was graced by Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs Cabinet Secretary Ali Hassan Joho as Chief Guest. Speaking during the event, […]