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Alice Deye weeds vegetables at her farm in Hola, Tana River County, August 13, 2023. [Omondi Onyango, Standard]

Vagaries of climate change have cast a heavy burden on the pastoralists of Tana River County, leaving them with no choice but to explore new avenues for survival.

The once-thriving livestock industry has been ravaged by droughts and other climate-related disasters, forcing resilient communities to turn to farming as a means of sustenance.

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