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Man turns disputed land into source of livelihood

Peter Chacha harvest his tomatoes from his firm at Angata Kendege villager in Kuria east sub-County. [Caleb Kingwara, Standard]

From the 1970s, Kendege village in Kuria East, was known for conflict and insecurity.

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