| CITIZEN PLANET | Lake Kenyatta Restoration
While other lakes in the country face rising water levels, one lake in Lamu is staring at extinction. Lake Kenyatta in Mpeketoni, started drying up in 2017 threatening the livelihoods of tens of thousands of community members who depend on it. However, the county government, well-wishers and local communities want to turn the tide and restore lake Kenyatta. Our Environment, Conservation and Climate Change reporter Agnes Oloo tells us more

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