By JOSEPH MURAYA  MOMBASA –  Climate change and wars in sections of Sub-Saharan Africa have slowed down the efforts to eliminate tsetse flies and African Trypanosomiasis, commonly known as sleeping sickness, experts have said.  Related posts Indigenous groups secure one-week extension for ethnic minorities Bill 22nd September 2026 Kenya faces high food and debt risks … Continue reading How climate change, insecurity affect control of tsetse flies, sleeping sickness