Baringo County witnessed a powerful display of solidarity as Governor Benjamin Cheboi joined Kenya Red Cross officials and local leaders in the annual Humanity Walk, an event celebrating compassion and service to vulnerable communities.
The march through Baringo's streets brought together hundreds of participants united in their commitment to humanitarian ideals.
Governor Cheboi praised the Kenya Red Cross for its tireless work in disaster response and emergency services across the county.
"This walk symbolizes our shared dedication to uplifting lives," he said, highlighting the organization's critical interventions during floods, droughts, and other emergencies that frequently affect Baringo residents.
The event served as both an awareness campaign and a fundraiser, with participants advocating for stronger community preparedness while mobilizing resources to support Red Cross operations.
Local health workers, youth groups, and civil society organizations marched alongside county officials, demonstrating the widespread support for humanitarian action.
Kenya Red Cross Baringo Coordinator emphasized how such events strengthen partnerships between first responders and local authorities.
"When disasters strike, this unity becomes our greatest asset," he noted, pointing to recent joint responses to climate-related emergencies.
The governor pledged continued county support for these initiatives, reinforcing the message that humanitarian service remains a shared priority for both government and civil society.