Ramu

Rhamu is a vibrant town located in the northeastern part of Kenya, within Mandera County. Positioned along the River Dawa, it is characterized by a semi-arid climate with limited rainfall. The town is a significant center for cross-border trade with Ethiopia, facilitating the exchange of livestock, agricultural products, and other commodities. Predominantly inhabited by the Gurreh or Garre tribe, Rhamu offers a rich cultural tapestry and serves as the headquarters of the Mandera North constituency. Its historical roots trace back to the British colonial era, adding a layer of historical intrigue to its bustling trade activities.