The wind turbines in Loiyangalani, Marsabit County, each of which can generate 850 kW of power. The county is fast rising as an economic hub in northern Kenya. PHOTO | KENNEDY KIMANTHI
Hundreds of kilometres away in the lakeside town of Loiyangalani, stone buildings are replacing the mud-and-straw structures that have characterised the area. Loiyangalani on the shores of Lake Turkana, which is slowly becoming a hospitality hub, is accxt/javascript">
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The wind turbines in Loiyangalani, Marsabit County, each of which can generate 850 kW of power. The county is fast rising as an economic hub in northern Kenya. PHOTO | KENNEDY KIMANTHI
Hundreds of kilometres away in the lakeside town of Loiyangalani, stone buildings are replacing the mud-and-straw structures that have characterised the area. Loiyangalani on the shores of Lake Turkana, which is slowly becoming a hospitality hub, is accxt/javascript">
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The wind turbines in Loiyangalani, Marsabit County, each of which can generate 850 kW of power. The county is fast rising as an economic hub in northern Kenya. PHOTO | KENNEDY KIMANTHI
Hundreds of kilometres away in the lakeside town of Loiyangalani, stone buildings are replacing the mud-and-straw structures that have characterised the area. Loiyangalani on the shores of Lake Turkana, which is slowly becoming a hospitality hub, is acc