Kenya has deployed heavy security at its border with Ethiopia after an attack by armed men in what authorities describe as cross-border clashes

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Kenya has deployed heavy security at its border with Ethiopia after an attack by armed men in what authorities describe as cross-border clashes

Turkana county police said on Sunday around 22 Kenyan fishermen were unaccounted for, and that 15 boats were stolen, while six ethnic Dasenech fishermen from Ethiopia had been rescued and returned to their country.

Kenya has deployed heavy security at its border with Ethiopia after an attack by armed men in what authorities describe as cross-border clashes. Interior Minister Kipchumba Murkomen on Monday said the government was collaborating with authorities in Ethiopia to find the missing people.

Kenya has heightened security along its border with Ethiopia after a violent clash left 22 people missing. The conflict, near the Omo river, involved armed men and led to the disappearance of 15 boats.

The Kenya Red Cross announced on Monday that it has collaborated with the Ethiopian Red Cross and is working with both the Kenyan and Ethiopian governments to conduct a search and recovery operation along the Kenya-Ethiopia border. This follows a deadly cross-border attack in the Kenyan town of Todonyang, where 20 people are still missing.

Kenyan politics is expected to take a new turn when President William Ruto and Raila Odinga announce their collaboration and form a coalition government.

Kenya has increased security at its border with Ethiopia following an attack by armed men, with 20 people missing. The incident involved clashes between Ethiopian fishermen and Kenyan counterparts. Authorities in both countries are collaborating to locate the missing individuals,

The attack on Kenyan fishermen came after an earlier one where three Ethiopians had been killed, officials said.

Kenya’s changing rainfall patterns align with recent seasonal outlooks from the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) and the IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC), both of which forecast erratic and extreme rainfall for the upcoming March- April- May (MAM) season.

A border clash between Ethiopian and Kenyan fishermen has left about 22 Kenyans missing and 13 people dead on the Ethiopian side, authorities from the two countries said.