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Night curfew is affecting our economy, Lamu leaders say

Lamu, Kenya: Leaders in Lamu yesterday met to discuss the effects of insecurity and the curfew imposed three months ago on the county’s economy.

The meeting, which was convened by the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) Chair Francis ole Kaparo, recommended that peace meetings be convened throughout the county to restore harmony among communities.

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