By VICTOR OTIENOMore by this AuthorAfter three decades of anxious waiting, Kisumu residents will finally have a glimpse of the legendary snake, Omieri, which has been associated with several cultural beliefs in Nyanza. Related Content Python Omieri back in limelight with exhibitionAn autopsy done on the reptile revealed that it had died of a gastro-intestinal tract infection. SPECIAL CAREWith the help of Kisumu National Museum, KWS immediately took the snake to Nairobi National Museum for treatment and special care then returned it in May 21, 1987, with the hope that its condition would improve due to the warm climate in the region. There will also be excursions at Kit Mikayi shrine, weeping stone, Kisumu Museum, Got Ramogi Hills, Hippo Point, Dunga and Lwanga Beaches. PARTNERSHIPOn her part, the Kenya National Commission for Unesco, Dr Angeline Njoka, heaped praises on Kisumu County for the great partnership towards staging of the celebration.

Source: Daily Nation September 19, 2018 10:18 UTC