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The victims of the tragic Mai Mahiu flash floods have accused persons in government of intentionally frustrating efforts by various humanitarian organizations to help them re-settle. The survivors of the April 2024 incident that left at least 60 people dead, say attempts by various organizations to construct houses for the hardest-hit families have so far been thwarted on the basis of delayed assessment . John Kahiro narrates the plight of the survivors whose lives were left in limbo by the floods
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Revisiting the mai mahiu tragedy : Efforts to rebuild being delayed
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