In the rain season, floods replace tarmacked roads, in the dry season, burst sewage systems leak into the streets, eventually corroding the tarmac on the roads. The dry season that spans the months of December to March seems to be on an elongated staycation in the coastal region. Coming from an extremely hot and dry season, most lands are dried up and the earth is deprived of nutrients needed for farming. That means that with the limited rains during the planting season, the region’s agricultural production will be at an all-time low. In my view, the best part of the rain season in the Coast has always been the richness of mangoes.

Source: The Star May 22, 2021 03:00 UTC