How armed conflict over pasture in North Rift has been resolved by pastoralists

Women from various groups during harvesting of African Foxtail grass seeds at a farm in Chemeron village in Marigat, Baringo County on October 14, 2021. PHOTO | JARED NYATAYA

Dispute over pasture and water has been the main source of armed conflicts among pastoralists in Northern Kenya that has led to the loss of human lives and property.

However, the perennial issue is now being resolved. The solution has been found by encouraging residents to embrace fodder production to manage the availability of feeds for their animals throughout the year especially during the dry spells, and reduce the rampant cases of conflicts over grazing fields.

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