Kenya, South Sudan hold talks over rising border insecurity

A Rapid Deployment Unit (RDU) officer carries AK-47 riffles surrendered during a peace meeting at Kapedo area in Turkana East in 2020. [Lucas Ngasike, Standard]

Turkana leaders have renewed talks with their South Sudan Counterparts to address border tension pitting communities along the common boundary.

For the last week, there has been brewing tension along Nadapal Kenya-South Sudan border after a suspected Toposa militia shot at the Kenya security armoured vehicle at the camp and shattered the windscreen.