Communal clashes along the Kisii–Transmara border have disrupted learning, displaced families and damaged livelihoods, prompting calls for urgent government intervention to restore security.
Border clashes paralyse learning as Kisii-Transmara tensions escalate. [Courtesy, Standard]
Learning remained paralysed along the Kisii–Transmara border on Monday as schools reopened across the country, with renewed communal clashes forcing many learners to stay at home.
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