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Victims of the Mai Mahiu flooding tragedy now want the government to honor its resettlement pledge. The victims say despite the government allocating 250 million shillings towards the resettlement plan, many of the displaced families remain homeless.
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Mai Mahiu flood victims claim they are yet to be resettled
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