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Current drought likely to persist for long, says weatherman

A young herder from the Samburu pastoral community grazes his family cattle on the dwindling pasture on the plains of the Loisaba wildlife conservancy on January 24, 2017. AFP PHOTO | TONY KARUMBA

By  Rushdie Oudia

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

The current dry weather conditions may persist longer than usual, the weatherman has said.

This will happen despite the heavy rainfall witnessed in the last few days in some parts of the country.

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