You Wont Believe This > The Cause Of Nandi-Luo Conflict In Chemelil!

The star has published a very detailed story about the semi-tribal conflict between Nandi and Luo. The story however digs deeper to pre-colonial era historical injustice which I believe the story brings more harm than good. The cattle theft issue is clearly known by the residents of the said region that the stolen cattle are slaughtered at a certain slaughterhouse in the lakeside city whose owner belongs to neither of the fighting tribes.

The real owners of the cattle in pursuit of the culprit who they don't know annihilate any living soul in their path as they seek for answers by interrogation.

Unknown to the owners of the stolen cattle, their own man organized the dispatch of the loot, and once the package is safely delivered, he joins the mob in the search for the stolen animals. In the end, the other tribe once beaten, they also assemble and stage a retaliatory attack.

The first cause thus is selfish unlawful business, and the other cause is probably political.

I say political since in this century, we have modern tracking technology which can be implemented in the animals so that they can be traced and the perpetrators be brought to book before the locals use primitive techniques hurting an entire community.

Also, after all the killings and torched houses, why is there no quick response unit which can respond on behalf of the owners of the stolen cattle? That way, the government can ban any security response by civilians thus prevent ethnicity.

My take is that, someone somewhere benefits when the two communities fight. The war takes the heat from him. He knows himself. He is mortal and when he dies, there is a special fire and a fork for his a** for people like him> R.I.P in advance.

Version of the star story below
http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2016/07/09/historic-clashes-why-there-is-violence-on-the-kisumunandi-border_c1380786