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Sh400m set aside to revive drying Lake Kamnarok

Baringo County Tourism Officer Titus Amdany shows a gulley that is draining water from Lake Kamnorok, an ox-bow lake in Baringo County.  The county is set to spend Sh400 million to rehabilitate the national reserve that has in the past been a tourist attraction site and a home to hundreds of flora and fauna.  [PHOTO: KEVIN TUNOI/STANDARD]

By SILAH KOSKEI

Baringo County has set aside Sh400 million to rehabilitate Lake Kamnarok, which is drying up due to climate change and human activity.

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