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More than ten schools remain closed in troubled Baringo South

Some of the families who have fled their homes in the cattle rustling prone areas in Baringo South sub-county sleep on the crowded classroom at Sokotei primary school in Mukutani division of Baringo County.[PHOTO: KIBIWOTT KOROSS/STANDARD]

More than 2,000 children from more than 10 primary schools and a secondary school in Baringo South are out of school, due to persistent cattle raids.

The schools remain closed and villages de?serted as raiders make the area inhabitable. So bad is the situation that classrooms have been vandalised and some converted into cattle bomas for stolen animals.

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