Here is second installment of our special reports on Turkana, in the country's far north-western frontier. Fishing has been a way of life there for centuries, thanks to the rich bounty of Lake Turkana. As CGTN's Kathryn Omwandho reports, times have changed for the worse, and locals are struggling to fill their nets.
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