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One killed, several injured in conflict over grazing land

Peter Onyango leads his village mates in erecting a fence at the home of his brother Paul Okoth at their home at Kochogo Village in Nyando Constituency. It is alleged Okoth was killed by people from a neighbouring village over a dispute on their community's grassing land. 02/07/15. PHOTO: TITUS MUNALA/STANDARD

One person has been killed while over 20 others are admitted to various hospitals with panga cuts following week-long clashes along the border of Nyando and Nyakach sub-counties.

The latest attack took place on Tuesday where women from Nyando were allegedly raped by attackers while attending to their farms along the border.

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