A severe humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Ang'ata Barrikoi, Trans Mara, as hundreds flee escalating tribal clashes and face critical shortages. The violence has resulted in at least three deaths, deserted villages, and a government-imposed dusk-to-dawn curfew as victims seek refuge.

• More than 150 people, including numerous children, are sheltering at the Kona police post in Oldonyorok.
• Joy Chebet, a victim from Chapkures, is sharing a single cup of tea among more than 15 children due to food scarcity.
• Church leaders, led by David Kibali of The People's Church Nairobi Diocese, have condemned the clashes and called for a ceasefire.
• A member of the county assembly has been arrested over alleged incitement, and security operations are ongoing in Trans Mara South.