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The judiciary has decried the rising numbers of criminal cases involving minors in Naivasha with children dropping from school to join the illegal fishing trade. The most affected are informal settlements with poverty, unemployment among guardians and lack of parental care attributed to the rise in the cases.
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Court decries increase of minor cases in Naivasha.
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