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  Mandera central sub county is one of the five sub counties in the larger Mandera County in North Eastern region of Kenya. It is composed of approximately 17,162 households according to the 2009 census and an estimated population of 275,804 . The Garre (who speak Borana) clan are the predominant ethnic group inhabiting, they are mainly nomadic and their settlements and density are mainly influenced by water and pasture. Parts of the district are covered by a range of low lying hills starting from Wargadud stretching to Gari hills towards the North. The rest is low-lying plains which rise to around 400m above sea level. The communities are pastoralist and agro pastoralist with limited access to irrigation who continue to face food insecurity from re-occurring drought and subsequent livestock losses.   The district experiences chronic food insecurity and high incidences of malnutrition. The rainy and dry seasons can no longer be counted upon to provide season grazing and water ...

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El Wak , also  Elwak  is a town in  Kenya , on the International border with  Somalia . El Wak, Kenya El Wak, Kenya Location in Kenya Coordinates:  02°48′10″N   40°55′39″E Country   Kenya County Mandera County Location Edit The town is located in  Mandera County , in extreme northeastern Kenya, approximately 177 kilometres (110 mi), by road, northeast of  Wajir , the nearest large town. [1]  El Wak, Kenya is approximately 169 kilometres (105 mi), by road southwest of the town of  Mandera , where the county headquarters are located. [2]  The coordinates of the town are: 2°48'10.0"N, 40°55'39.0"E (Latitude:2.802771; Longitude:40.927510). [3] Overview Edit The town, which lies approximately halfway between Wajir and Mandera, is the southern end of the proposed  Elwak–Mandera Road . [4]  Directly across the border from El Wak is the neighborhood in Somalia called...

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About Us Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government Brief overview of the Ministry Background The Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government was created through the executive order No. 2/2013. It is charged with mandates, including; National government coordination at counties; Internal State functions; National Cohesion and Reconciliation Management; Government Printer; Disasters and Emergency Response Coordination; National Disaster and Operation Centre; Policy on Training of Security Personnel; Citizenship and Immigration Policy and Service; Border control Point Management; Registration of Persons Services; Registration of Births and Deaths Services; Management of Refugee policy; Internal Security Affairs; Drug and Narcotic Substance Control; Security of Airstrips and Roads; Small arms and Light Weapons Management; Kenya Prisons Service; Directorate of Criminal Investigations; Civilian oversight over police; Management of Correctional ...