Warriors' tales of bravado and why they fight |

For decades the banditry crisis in Baringo County has given different government administrations a headache on how to resolve it. Dozens of security personnel sent to quell violence in the troubled region have lost their lives in a quest to bring law and order. 24 people including women and children have so far been killed in the latest violent battles that started on November 2016, with over 4,300 people displaced.

The persistent clashes over grazing land are said to have evolved from a fight for resources to an extension of boundaries by one community. In an exclusive interview with warriors from the warring communities, NTVs Investigative Editor Dennis Okari visited the troubled territory and spoke to warriors from the Pokot, Ilchamus and Tugen communities on banditry and what really is fuelling the war. Here is Pokot Territory.

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