For generations, the hills and valleys of Baringo County have echoed with a story written in dust and conflict the story of cattle rustling, of communities locked in cycles of retaliatory violence, of land scorched not by drought alone but by the persistent embers of insecurity. It is a story that has cost lives, derailed schools, chased away investment, and consigned one of Kenya’s most naturally endowed counties to a reputation it has long des…
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