When bandits raid the North Rift, persons with disabilities (PWDs) are often the most disadvantaged, as they are left behind while other residents flee for their lives.
Joan Chemtai Bwambok and beneficiaries of her humanitarian assistance programme in the banditry-prone Kerio Valley. [Wycliffe Kipsang, Standard]
When bandits raid the North Rift, persons with disabilities (PWDs) are often the most disadvantaged, as they are left behind while other residents flee for their lives.
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