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Originally published by Capital Newstop
August 7, 2026
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Environment Committee to undertake nationwide inquiry into rising levels of lakes and dams in Kenya

The Committee Vice-Chairperson Charles Kamuren observed that the problem extends across the Country, with several lakes experiencing significant water level increases that have affected settlements, infrastructure, agriculture, tourism, wildlife habitats, and ecosystems...
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The Departmental Committee on Environment, Forestry and Mining in Kenya will launch a nationwide inquiry into the rising water levels of lakes and dams. This action follows concerns raised about the impact on communities and infrastructure.
- The inquiry will examine the causes and impacts of the phenomenon, assess government interventions, and recommend legislative and policy measures.
- Key individuals involved include Committee Vice-Chairperson Charles Kamuren, Charity Kathambi-Chepkwony, Leo Wamuthende, and Beatrice Kemei.
- The committee plans site visits to affected counties, including Baringo, Nakuru, and Kisumu, among others.
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