Residents of Nyiro in Samburu County spoke during the launch of Mp Jackson Lekumontare's gubernatorial rally. Samburu residents, elders and leaders have been actively involved in county political events, including rallies seeking support and blessings, such as the recent gathering on the slopes of Mount Nyiro. This rally was part of the political activities leading up to the 2027 elections, where Jackson Lekumontare is a notable candidate for governor in Samburu County. The speakers at the Nyiro

The Source of Ewaso Nyiro River at Mount Kenya in Nanyuki... Fresh water but the more you go downstream the water changes color because of human activities like cultivating along the rivers. # Napier grass is important in controlling soil erosion... # Avoid planting blue gum trees they are water guzzlers #Tutunze Mazingira itutunze | Susan Ndunda

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Watch as the Virtues come out of the Ewaso Nyiro river in Samburu National Reserve after spending some time drinking and cooling off. Check out the very last elephant who casually walks up to our research vehicle almost as if to greet our researchers. Footage: Jane Wynyard/Save the Elephants #elephant #elephants #savethelephants #samburunationalreserve #kenya #virtues #conservation | Save the Elephants

Bull elephant, Google, munches on grass in Samburu National Reserve. 🎥 Jemima Scrase/Save the Elephants #savetheelephants #samburunationalreserve #samburu #conservation #elephant #wildlife #funfact #didyouknow #reel | Save the Elephants