Over 7,000 Flood-Affected Schools Mapped Ahead of El Niño Rains - September 2026
The Kenyan government has mapped over 7,000 schools impacted by previous floods to prepare for the upcoming El Niño rains and prevent learning disruptions. The Kenya Meteorological Society of Africa is urging counties across Kenya to bolster their preparedness as the nation anticipates the potential impact of El Niño. Kenyan farmers are being urged to prepare for potential flooding as the El Niño weather phenomenon is expected to bring heavy rains across the country. Residents in Trans Nzoia County fear flooding again as El Niño rains are expected, while traders in Busia market are concerned about losses from El Niño rains. Tenants in Kakamega are fleeing Makaburini and Scheme areas fearing flooding, and communities in West Pokot are on alert for landslides following warnings about heavy rainfall.
Over 7,000 flood-affected schools mapped ahead of El Niño rains
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