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Alarm as eucalyptus trees leave 'God's bathroom' dry and thirsty

Finding water in many of the villages across the region, especially during dry spells, is fast becoming a tall order. [Stanley Ongwae, Standard]

Often referred to as God’s bathroom because of regular rainfall, Gusii region is one of the areas in Kenya where an alarm is being sounded over-drying sources of surface water.

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