Mandera County is located in the northeastern part of Kenya. It shares borders with Ethiopia to the north and Somalia to the east. The county is known for its arid climate and diverse ethnic communities, primarily the Somali people. Its economy is largely based on livestock, trade, and agriculture, despite the challenging environmental conditions. The county's capital is Mandera Town, which serves as a commercial hub for the region. Mandera County is also home to various natural resources and has potential for development in sectors like tourism and renewable energy. The local government focuses on improving infrastructure and public services to enhance the quality of life for its residents.