In a latest move to help combat prevailing droughts in some parts of the country, the Kenyan government has received delivery of a donation of some 30,000 bags of rice from China, but citizens are not being pleased with the decision.
Cabinet Secretary of the Ministry of Devolution and ASALs, Eugene Wamalwa, made the announcement in a tweet on his page, stating, “Just received a donation of 30,000 bags Of rice from The People’s Republic of China to compliment GOK relief food distribution in 23 drought affected Counties.”
Half of Kenya’s 47 counties is currently battling with drought which has led to rising food insecurity and the need for government intervention.
Read some of their reactions:
Just received a donation of 30,000bags Of rice from The People’s Republic of China to compliment GOK relief food distribution in 23 drought affected Counties.
and you are seriously happy putting this post up? How many years after independence again?
Just received a donation of 30,000bags Of rice from The People’s Republic of China to compliment GOK relief food distribution in 23 drought affected Counties.
Rice donations from China? Probably some plastics. Back to @EugeneLWamalwa, you people have failed this nation.
Just received a donation of 30,000bags Of rice from The People’s Republic of China to compliment GOK relief food distribution in 23 drought affected Counties.
