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Clashes flare up in Narok as Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph Nkaissery visits

Armed youth looks on as a chopper carrying top security officers lands at Olposimuru in Narok North on Sunday. Over 250 houses have been burnt in a spate of violence between two ethnic communities. [PHOTO: BONIFACE THUKU/STANDARD]

Narok, Kenya: Six more houses were Sunday burnt down in Olpusimoru, Narok County, even as Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph Nkaissery and Inspector General Joseph Boinnet visited the area to resolve the crisis, which has left over 5, 000 people displaced.

Nkaissery led top Government officials to the troubled Olpusimoru, which has been rocked by tribal clashes between the Maasai and Kalenjin communities.

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