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Government set to hold security meeting to resolve Chepchoina clashes

Some evicted families camping at Katikomor trading centre, West Pokot after being evicted from their homes in Chepchoina settlement scheme, neighbouring Trans Nzoia County. [Photo: Irissheel Shanzu]

Over 700 families who were displaced from Chepchoina settlement scheme in Trans Nzoia County have been urged to remain calm as government works to resolves the long-standing dispute which has dogged the expansive farm for years.

Security agencies from West Pokot led by county commissioner Apollo Okello visited the families who are living at Katikimor the border of Trans Nzoia and West Pokot after their houses were demolished and kicked out of the farm.

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