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Mutahi Kagwe : There is no farmer who is going to refuse to protect his cow. What has been missing is the communication and engagement with the people so that they understand exactly what the stakes are, and that choices have consequences.
Mutahi Kagwe : No farmer will be forced to vaccinate his cow
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