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Costly rivalry that has seen State spend millions in Samburu County

Police officers collect bodies of those who were killed during the Baragoi attack where more than 40 officers were gunned down. [PHOTO: FILE/STANDARD]
           Police officers collect bodies of those who were killed during the Baragoi attack where more than 40 officers were gunned down. [PHOTO: FILE/STANDARD]

By BOAZ KIPNGENO

Samburu: The beautiful valleys and hills covered by thick shrubs as observed from Baragoi trading centre may not reveal the hidden danger.  But perhaps the amount of money that the national and county government and other non-governmental organisations have spent after deadly battles can not be quantified.

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