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Communities residing along the Migori- Narok border are living in fear following continued ethnic tensions ahead of the reopening of schools. Area leaders have faulted the government for allegedly failing to restore peace along the border of Migori and Narok counties which is hindering development and free movement of good and people.
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Tensions high along the Migori–Narok border following clashes
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