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Over 5000 families and their livestock hit by acute water shortage in Turkana

LODWAR: Acute water crisis has hit Kibish border town along the Kenya –Ethiopia border in Turkana North sub counties following a looming drought that has shrunk pasture and water resources in the region.

More than 5,000 pastoralist families with 10,000 livestock are facing a serious shortage of water and pastures after several water points dried up last month as a result of dry spell that has hit the region.

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