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Originally published by Capital Newstop
December 13, 2025
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Baringo leaders eye tourism growth as peace returns

Governor Benjamin Cheboi said sustained insecurity had previously made it difficult for investors, tourists and even local residents to operate freely in the county. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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Leaders and residents in Baringo County, Kenya, are celebrating the return of peace after years of banditry and cattle rustling, which is now paving the way for renewed focus on tourism and development. The improved security environment, attributed to a multi-sectoral approach and a national amnesty program, marks a significant change for the region.
- Governor Benjamin Cheboi noted sustained insecurity previously deterred investors and tourists since 2013.
- The Deputy Governor, Felix Kimaiyo, expects the improved security to revive tourism.
- County Commissioner Stephen Kutwa reported the surrender of 561 illegal firearms and 1,600 rounds of ammunition through the national amnesty program.
- Current peace in the region has lasted nearly a year, compared to previous periods of increased deaths and property loss.
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