NAIROBI: At least 310 people have been killed and over 220,000 fled their homes in attacks in Kenya this year, the United Nations said on Thursday (Friday in Manila), warning of rising conflict.
Cattle rustling and revenge killings between rival communities are common in Kenya's remote and impoverished northern regions, an area awash with automatic weapons.
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