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May 26, 2026
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Hotel shortage in Wajir ahead of Madaraka Day fete

Hotel shortage in Wajir ahead of Madaraka Day fete

With the few hotels and guesthouses fully booked, officials seek alternatives...

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Wajir town is facing a severe accommodation shortage as it prepares to host the national Madaraka Day celebrations on June 1. The influx of guests for the event, which will be presided over by President William Ruto, has overwhelmed the town's limited lodging facilities.

  • All eight of the town's hotels are fully booked, with prices doubling.
  • The Wajir County Government and planning committee are leasing private homes to accommodate guests.
  • Road conditions between Garissa and Wajir have presented challenges for development projects and travel.

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