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Baringo

Lake Baringo rising waters submerge land , threaten farmers' livelihoods

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Moses Keben in his farm at Kampi ya Samaki near Lake Baringo on August 28, 2025.

Photo credit: Sammy Waweru | Nation
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By  Sammy Waweru

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For over 30 years, Moses Keben, a Baringo County resident, has depended on agriculture to fend for his family.

However, the continuous rise of water in Lake Baringo is threatening his only source of livelihood.

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