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Residents, Nema protest plan to reduce lake’s riparian zone

Dykes in place to stop Lake Naivasha waters from moving into a nearby flower farm.

A notice on the broken wall along Moi South Lake Road in Naivasha announces that the dilapidated road to the beach is public.

This wall came down after a series of conflicts pitting locals against a developer who had constructed a gate to prevent intruders from accessing Karagita Beach on Lake Naivasha.

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