Kenya is preparing for another potentially devastating rainy season linked to El Niño, as the Kenya Red Cross Society warns of the risk of another unprepared crisis. The country has experienced severe weather events in the past, yet officials and aid groups are questioning whether sufficient lessons have been learned. The upcoming rains could bring extreme flooding and landslides, particularly in the western and central regions where infrastructure remains vulnerable. Officials acknowledge the need for better early warning systems and community preparedness, but challenges persist in coordinating efforts across local authorities. While some regions have begun reinforcing drainage systems and emergency shelters, others remain under-resourced. The Red Cross has called for increased investment in disaster resilience, emphasizing that the current situation could worsen without urgent action. As the rainy season approaches, the focus is on whether Kenya will avoid repeating the mistakes of previous El Niño seasons.