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Kenya: Water-Stressed Kenyans Learn to Share to Keep the Peace
AlertNet, 23 January 2013
By the time the violence had died down, more than 80 people lay dead and hundreds were left homeless. Read more »
Kenya: Sharing Reduces Resource Competition
Competition for water between pastoralists and farmers has often turned deadly, but an agreement in the Rift Valley has changed that.
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Stakeholders in the water, food and energy sectors are meeting in Nairobi to discuss how best to cooperate to improve production in the three sectors and boost the economy. Read more »
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Clashes and reprisals are a grim reminder of events from five years ago, raising concern about the country's ability to navigate these tensions ahead of the 2013 polls. Read more »
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The ethnic violence between pastoralist and farming communities in Tana River County has continued despite increased security. Most recently, 300 men surrounded a village in ... Read more »
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