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May 15, 2026

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Leaders call for calm along Wajir, Marsabit border

Leaders call for calm along Wajir, Marsabit border

Political leaders along bordering counties of Wajir and Marsabit have been urged to maintain peace as they address boundary concerns...

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Political leaders in Kenya's Wajir and Marsabit counties are being urged to promote peace while addressing boundary disputes.

The Action for Sustainable Change (AFOSC) Kenya is calling for calm and the use of dispute resolution mechanisms.
AFOSC-Kenya expressed concern that inflammatory remarks could heighten tensions and disrupt long-standing peaceful coexistence between communities.
The organization emphasized that disagreements over administrative boundaries should be resolved through constitutional, legal, and consultative processes to maintain harmony in Northern Kenya.

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