Tribal clash victims from Narok to be finally resettled after a 30-year wait

Nakuru Governor Lee Kinyanjui interacts with some of the Enoospukia evictees on May 25, who are currently living in Maella, Naivasha, during a meeting in the area. [Antony Gitonga, Standard]  

Victims of the Enoospukia tribal clashes have a reason to smile after the government embarked on the process of vetting them ahead of their planned settlement after waiting for 30 years.

Those set to benefit are 1,000-odd families that were evicted from Narok in 1992 and temporarily resettled in Maella, Naivasha.