Kenya's water bodies have seen a tremendous rise in their level in the past months. The occurrence has forced thousands of residents to flee to other regions as their homes sunk under water.
Lake Turkana in the northern region is one such water body, having seen its waters break banks by kilometers.
But what is the cause of this occurrence? Take a look;
Lake Turkana in the northern region is one such water body, having seen its waters break banks by kilometers.
But what is the cause of this occurrence? Take a look;
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