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Inspector General of police Douglas Kanja has ordered an immediate transfer of all general service unit officers and the DCIO in the Transmara area of Narok county following the deadly clash between security officers and locals that resulted in the deaths of six people on Monday. Kanja also assured the locals that the officers responsible for the killings will be brought to book. The locals were resisting attempts by government land officials to access and survey a disputed 8,600-acre piece of land in the area. Tilio Marko with more
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