The Kenyan farmers killed for their crops | Unreported World
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- Unreported World is from Kenya where tensions over food are getting deadly, as the horn of Africa suffers its worst drought in 40 years.
Reporter Seyi Rhodes travels the length of the country following herdsmen, farmers and poachers, all competing with each other to survive on a shrinking supply of fertile land.
Producer/Director: Wil Davies
Series Producer: Andy Lee
Executive Producer: Ed Fraser
Production Company: Channel 4 News
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I can't thank you enough for highlighting these issues. I was born in Laikipia and grew up facing these same challenges. There were screams and cries every night whenever bandits raided our village to steal cattle. A few of my neighbours were shot dead. These dame issues have now escalated due to the effects of climate change, droughts are now longer and more intense forcing pastoralist to travel from northern Kenya to the south looking for grazing land.
I decided to be part of the solution, I went to the university and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in environmental studies and community development, thereafter I tool short courses in Regenerative Agriculture and Permaculture Design.
I now work around the country helping communities restore degraded ecosystems and establishing community gardens. Help me support my community by offering long term solutions.
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God bless u
Thiong'o how can I get your contacts?
Good job
Kudos!
I'm from Turkana Kenya 🇰🇪, the banditry used to be a tradition from long time ago but the banditry attacks nowadays is influenced by politicians making the damages unbearable
Why is the county government not digging Wells in 2012 I saw alot of Turkana had started farming they were Willing so it's the county that let you guys down and pokot and samburu banditry is too much
[CONTEXT] The drought ended around 40 days ago.The rains are now here,and people are farming
One week ago
God is good all the time 🙌🏾❤️
Amin.
Why the disrespect? Asking that old man if he feels like he let his wife down. I love old dude's answer; "Myself I did not fail. I don't have a gun so I can't protect her against someone with one". Shaming this old dude, for what? I didn't like that...
This, @missizpresident, is the situation:
1. there are 4 parties: settlers (mzungus. They never left.), pastoralists (Turkana, Samburu and Pokot), police and cultivators (like Wilson, the 'old dude')
2. everyone except the cultivators possesses, legally or illegally, firearms
3. Laikipia is a frontier of sorts; the highlands end and the grasslands begin. There's bound to be friction. (You may have gathered that when Wilson's wife says: 'We have no problem with them grazing.')
4. the police are like UN peacekeepers: useless at best, part of the problem else
5. Wilson and cultivators like him operate under one of these scenarios: (a) they have no idea that there exists a process to legally own a firearm, (b) they are aware that the process exists but realise that that process will take too long/cost too much etc, (c) they are under the delusion that the government, through the police, will secure them and their property or (d) there, somehow, will be peace if they do not arm
@@aesop_ WHY are the MZUNGUS still allowed to stay and OCCUPY LAND that the PASTORALISTS need for their GRAZING grounds if KENYA is an INDEPENDENT COUNTRY? Why are the COLONIALISTS STILLTHERE formenting these wars to keep the PATORALISTS from their KENYAN RIGHT TO LAND? These COLONIZERS live in THEIR COUNTRIES-America, Hollan, SOuth Africa but HAVE RANCHES in KENYA that they NO LONGER HAVE A RIGHT TO! WHY is the GOVERNMENT QUIET on these issues of CONTINUITY OF COLONIALISM leaving their own people to KILL EACH OTHER over LEFT OVERS?!! What is INDEPENDENCE if the people cant get BACK THEIR LAND and are STARVING waiting for the SAME COLONIZERS to pretend to be BENEVOLENT "food aid" suppliers! GET THE MZUNGU OUT and give the PASTORALISTS their LAND RIGHTS!
@@nikinai4374 easy, we don't want you having a heart attack. It's not as straightforward as it appears.
1. Typical colonial behaviour; classic British tactics: The land as 'duly acquired' . Natives, according to the coloniser, simply 'signed over' the right to their land. We all know that that is not the case; natives were defrauded (the Maa, for example) or simply massacred (Churchill got his hands bloody, literally. He was in Gusiiland for a while) and the land 'declared' vacant or natives were defrauded (find articles about the 'white highlands' and how natives were declared 'tenants of the crown'). Case made by the coloniser wouldn't stand even by the English common law statutes of the 1890s
2. Kenya bought back her land from the coloniser. There used to be a bank called Colonial Bank (these people have a wonderful sense of humour). Transaction was done there; probably the first loan that independent Kenya took (this one stings because my grandparents are vets of the KLFA (what the colonisers called Mau Mau) )
3. The question of the mzungus arose during 1961-62. The unspoken consensus among Africans was that the mzungus, and the asians, should leave. Kenyatta went the other way at a meeting held in Nakuru (most of it is on YT). He could have been Idi Amin before Idi Amin but chose otherwise
4. Politics. the size of the land in question is significant by Kenyan standards. There's bound to be corruption, conflict of interests etc. Bad things happen to those that raise such questions
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@Buckwheat please show me when, where and how I blamed white people.
Iam a kenyan but let me say this. The issue of Kenya starvation is purely an administrative issue. Farmers have enough food during this time of harvest. The distribution of food is not even where there is food there is too much where there is no food its almost zero. Iam a farmer
AFRICA HAS 100 % MORE WATER UNDER GROUND THAN ABOVE AFRICA SHOULD NEVER HAVE TO GO THROUGH DROUGHT 100 💯 PERCENT WATER UNDER GROUND THE MOST IN DA WHOLE WORLD CHINA HAVE ONLY 7 PERCENT DIG BOOR HOLE THE ANSWER this is drinking water too it clean n pure it's deep
Dig every one need that
Help your people!
The pastoralists need to LEARN to TRADE their COWS for GREENS, and not act like COWS and GOATS are TROPHIES not to be sold when theyneed OTHER KINDS OF FOOD. They also need to be taught to GROW their own GRASS for DOMESTICALLY FEED their livestocks during the year, so that when there is DROUGHT theyhave HAY like White RANCHERS KEEP HAY for their LIVESTOCK throughout the WINTER-these are KNOWN ways of FEEDING LARGE herds of livestock, but there is POOR ORGANIZATION among PASTORALISTS who are NOT TAUGHT RANCH FARMING tehcniques which they NEED A SCHOOL FOR throughout those regions-they don't need to quit pastoralism they need to LEARN how toFEED their animals in DROUGHT Conditions with HAY which FARMERS CAN GROW and SELL TO THEM for COWS!
@@lovelymix8056 It is not that easy or simple.
Best wishes to our sister nation 🇿🇦❤️🇰🇪
Africa was mine and Thalia's dream 😴 to go there but it's not mine dream 😢anymore I'm ashamed of Africans ??
Remember the xenophobic attacks on African immigrants to South Africa. 🇿🇦🇦🇴🇧🇫🇧🇮🇬🇦🇬🇳🇹🇬🇹🇩🇿🇼🇿🇲🇹🇿🇺🇬
@@Zhiivago Eish, yeah, that’s a tricky subject.
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Both things can be bad at the same time.
Kenyans are more like Zimbabweans not South Africa even Swahili sounds more like Shona than any language in SA even Venda so I don't think thats quite right especially when you were burning Kenyans in the streets of Johannesburg
There is so much to learn in this documentary. One thing i can say is I love the editor or the owner of this channel. Keep going on man
Can we just agree that this is manmade? Turkana has the largest water aquifer in the whole of Kenya and when it rains,it floods and we don’t harvest the water just waiting for the perennial drought to complain again….Damn it…this is 2022🤷🏾♀️
I agree with you 💯.We could borrow a leaf from Israel look at Negev Desert how they have done irrigation to feed it's population.I sometimes feel ashamed to be associated with this country
They're still on a mission to push GMO into Kenya.
Stfu 350 lbs American who lives with his parents.
"Now we live a life without anything to eat" as I looked over at a box of cornflakes😢....made me realize how much we don't realize. GOD Bless those strong people.
We’ll all be there soon enough. It’s called climate collapse. Sadly we are all going down on spaceship earth. Look up ‘wet bulb syndrome’ and exponential collapse of tipping points. Tragic. Treasure each day you have that is somewhat normal. They will become less and less as time moves on.
@Simon bless your blessings
this is what the colonial like the black seen their own as the enemy when are we going to united and share with a brother
I am very happy seing my longtime childhood friend and hommie in this documentary,may God continue protecting Him
*Benjamin
General thing here is that Kenya is struggling with food security but the banditry thing is not a countrywide thing
Of course it’s not country wide, just for people that choose to live this life style, Kenya has many modern cities full of millions of people living in high rise buildings who wake up and drive to their favorite restaurant before driving to work for google or Microsoft or any of the thousands of jobs we do everyday
@@janendegwa5462 Kenya has the biggest strongest military in Africa and bthey are the most developed country in east Africa, they have n problems with food because the have the biggest import export in Africa with big huge container ships arrive everyday with food from all over Africa, the supermarkets are full, it’s no water problem or food problem
Kenya is the most developed country in east Africa, it’s videos of a Kenyan bringing his white girlfriend to Nairobi Kenya, and her being a amazed saying she feels like she’s in New York City
Get some white South African farmers to come and farm there. Like Zambia got the Zimbabwe farmers. Now they are exporting maize back to Zimbabwe.
Those violent men should use their energy to manually dig wells and find a permanent solution instead of using their energy fighting people
EASIER SAID!-most of ht eland that is left to them is DRY WITHOUT WATER TABLES! The land with WATER TABLE for WELLS is still in the MZUNGUS HANDS, the SAME MZUNGUS who NO LONGER HAVE the RIGHT to the land they still occupy!
SO the Question should be, WHY are the MZUNGUS still allowed to stay and OCCUPY LAND that the PASTORALISTS need for their GRAZING grounds if KENYA is an INDEPENDENT COUNTRY? Why are the COLONIALISTS STILLTHERE formenting these wars to keep the PATORALISTS from their KENYAN RIGHT TO LAND? These COLONIZERS live in THEIR COUNTRIES-America, Holland, South Africa, UK, France, but HAVE RANCHES in KENYA that they NO LONGER HAVE A RIGHT TO! WHY is the GOVERNMENT QUIET on these issues of CONTINUITY OF COLONIALISM leaving their own people to KILL EACH OTHER over LEFT OVERS?!! What is INDEPENDENCE if the people cant get BACK THEIR LAND and are STARVING waiting for the SAME COLONIZERS to pretend to be BENEVOLENT "food aid" suppliers! GET THE MZUNGU OUT and give the PASTORALISTS their LAND RIGHTS!
@@nikinai4374 I don't see any pastrolists going to graze or fight the hugest land owner on laikipia they just use that land to hide and go attack small scale farmers so farmers will never support you even that woman said why can't you graze your animals and leave them alone
@@nikinai4374 to an extent they patrolists go to steal things inside people's houses because the farmers decided not to keep cattle they are just bullies if the want that land watafanya kununua Kama wakikuyu walivyo nunua
@@nikinai4374 by the way there is no land without water tables that's a lie there is a lot of water even on Turkana dig and use it even in coast they use salty water and it works
My motherland Kenya 🇰🇪
Thanks for sharing, I heard Uganda has also been affected by the drought, making it difficult for people to plan. Prayerfully the weather in the region will return to normal soon.
This is good reporting and coverage. Good job
Kenya needs irrigation systems for farming in rural areas during the dry season
I am Pokot, they know livestock more than plants
@@_kachapin not good thing pokot should plant high yield fodder grass when rainy season began and stored for dry season
@@_kachapin and cry njaa every time drought hits..
Shame on the Kenyan President 😢
Very Good Piece..
My Senior brother Benjamin Kasaine from Tsavo National park. born and bread in Northern Kenya. Good job. May God Protect you bro keep working hard, keep winning.
Suffering North We pray that God will give us peace and rain, Thank you Hon Naisula Lesuuda for your endless effort to end insecurity in north.
My God have mercy protect our mothers ,children and Men who treak millions miles in search of food and pasture for animals.
Unreported world 💯
My dad educated us with the income he used to get from selling vinyago to the tourists it is sad to see how much drought has affected a lot of people and there livelihood
it is NOT DROUGHT per say, it is LACK OF GOVERNMENT PLANNING to ensure that there is adequate GRAZING GROUND for PASTORALISTS throughout the year as they MANAGE the RANCHES they have! Why do they think that they can PLAN RANCHES for BIG COMMERCIAL MEAT FARMING but act as thought they have NO CLUE how to PLAN GRAZING GROUNDS for PASTOALISTS to survive on? Its because PASTORLISTS are the COMPETITION to the COMMERCIAL RANCHES who don't want them to have their own LIVESTOCK which they sell to the market they compete for!
awesome information!
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As soon as it’s Seyi reporting, I’m watching.
Beautiful documentaries. Thank you.
bless those for looking after the wildlife.
It saddens me that we have all the resources to stop this, but the world chooses to believe this is not our problem. 😢
Contraception is the solution - then they'll be plenty of food for everyone.
@@andrewjones575 not that simple but nice try
@@skythdicnri88 It's the most important step that needs to be taken. If the population of Kenya were halved from 56m to 28m, there'd be plenty of food.
@@andrewjones575 There is still plenty of food in Kenya, but you can't transport it to north areas due extortion from gangs of police that heavily "tax" them. I did some sight seeing and was surprised how bad they "fined" my Uber driver for defective equipment despite his vehicle being almost new. He would have lost money transporting me if I hadn't covered it for him.
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And who is going to decide who would need to be sacrificed? Maybe you? You want to play god and whipe out 26 millions? A Hitler wannabe.
i love this channel
In central Kenyan we have abundant food crops and good harvest however we have no proper roads to market our harvest to the other side that has rain and crop issues.
we are very much in need of your crops and fruits here in North Eastern.
Let's hope this government will build North corridor road that will link us all.
Independence since 1975 and yet there's still no roads in the rural areas African leaders are something else smfh
Brothers and sisters let's stop the fighting and start talking about how we can share between each others,don't be divided between each others ,that's what others want.
very impressive "on the ground" reporting! thanks
A well done report
Its very sad.I wish i was given fund to change their life for good.we have new technology nowdays to keep hunger away
Yes, it's called contraception. If they used it, there'd be far more than enough food for all of Kenya's people, and they could make a fortune by exporting tons of food.
So much food wastage in the developed world, food mountains everywhere but certain part of africa. The leaders plus climate change assisted in this deadly situation.
@@H_A_L_7 Ridiculously high birthrates are a much bigger cause of famine.
Yes but the evil rich people in the world don’t care they rather they suffer then help them.
@@andrewjones575 are you an advertiser or selling family plan businesses or you're against god because every Thing you say you add high birthrates is the cause, in Africa having many children is not a problem it's a gift that nobody cannot give.
so incredibly sad
Wow the starry night sky from Kenya/Africa is BEAUTIFUL 💫🎀 something to behold💫🎀
You can't live in the desert and risk having hundreds of livestock.
Interesting we are sending our army (KDF) to join Amison and now DRC but right here we have such. Where are our priorities? I think the situation here in Laikipia is beyond the police
I find myself siding with the farmers. Unlike herdsmen, they don't just take from the land - they create.
Exactly.
@Lind Morn I am from the global north. And your response, though I strongly disagree with it and the other positions it implies, only serves as further encouragement to keep engaging on this utterly irrelevant forum known as the comments section.
True they have increased the hunger problem because when this farmers cant keep planting if they can't harvest they just migrate to cities to become traders , I have seen farmers in towns they say they quit farming because it's better to trade you harvest right away some even become importers of food from Tanzania which makes our Kenyan situation worse
@@balargus319 -- You just commented. Question is - Who asked you to Comment. 😂😅🤣
they are more fluent in english speaking than most of us . that is somrthing else
So you think Africa is shity all
I have been to twenty two countries in Africa. Everyone I met spoke multiple languages. People often speak a local or tribal language, a regional language, and the language of their European colonizers.
A colonial baggage
English language is taught as primary language in schools
So it's the national language ;) greetings frm Kenya
🇰🇪English is the easiest language in Kenya
Am Kikuyu who was born in West Pokot in 1989,
During 1992 Kenya elections, Tribal War broke out, so we left our Homes & everything else to ran away never to go back!
Point is, In additional to the challenges of climate change, we can also add Population problem,
Tribal Clashes, Political Violence, Bad Leadership and e.t.c
God Almighty is with us, a Malawian watching from kaapstad
@SeyiRhodes wonderful documentary
Ooh dear GOD save my country save the world make it rain and save ur children, so painful to watch 😢 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪❤️❤️
Watching this 2024 in my country the highest is 52° what more in kenya... I felt sorry to all the farmers in Kenya they have to go through this. Wishing their government help them seriously. Those people seems so sweet my heart cant handle this😢
I'm still in shock, we have so little time to live, why should it be this hard and painful, why it's like this? It's scares me, God are you watching it?
There is no god. We’re here all on our own. If you want a problem fixed, better roll up your sleeves and get to work.
Even if there was a god, the bible was pretty clear on it helping those who help themselves.
Exactly.! How can we shape up our country?
@@chidiee I'm not telling that it's ok to do nothing,
@@beegwan1893 There is a God! God gave us all free will, and now we're living in the end times!
God gave us all free will, and there are those who chose to turn away from him! Don't you be another one to turn your back on him! Keep your faith and keep praying because it's only going to get worse! We're in the end times now my friend!
Excellent piece, well done and precise.
This problems are as a result of fighting for the scarce resources. Grazing land, water and food. This scarcity is human made by the influence of poor governance and greedy leadership. Kenya has skilled and educated professionals in all aspects whom if given a chance can control this scourge. What is lacking is political good will and proper governance. Engineers, agricultural experts, environmentalist are denied the chance to work instead they are doing irrelevant jobs.
Kenya is the most developed country in east Africa, it’s videos of a Kenyan bringing his white girlfriend to Nairobi Kenya, and her being a amazed saying she feels like she’s in New York City
@@jarodwilson4946 what's the point in this comment?
The ridiculous belief that raising several kids in severe poverty is much better than raising one in comfort needs to change.
Very stupid ridiculous response. This indicates a TOTAL lack of UNDERSTANDING of historical facts regarding EVERY civilization. OMG unbelievable... If you can't come up with a solution stay out of this conversation.
It is not an optimal situation I agree. Although having the extra hands around the farm for planting and harvesting, cleaning the house or fetching water can increase quality of life and amount of tasks completed in a day.
@@cwithtwo Babies & toddlers cannot do those things. They're hungry mouths who take a lot of time, money & effort to look after. If having several kids each were good for farming families, farmers in the developed world would have very high birthrates.
You're so right, in fact we ought to cut the damn subsidies to those freeloading farmer's in America. I wish I could get paid whether I produced a damn thing or not at my job. Living under the roofs we provide for them and the food we put on their table in the lights we're keeping on for them. My water and power bills get ratcheted up to defray the expense of running utilities all the way out to where they choose to live because they can't afford to pay their own damn bills even with all the subsidies I'm paying for already and now they want to reach into my wallet yet again for their internet. Bullshit! When aside from agribusiness their one industry town has lay offs do their neighbors support them through the hard times, those worthless free riders certainly do not, I'll tell you what they do, they come to my city to mooch off of the public assistance we take care of our neighbors in need with is what they do. Lazy ass welfare queen farmers ought to start pulling their own damn weight for a change, I'm getting sick of it and of their entitled self absorbed whining.
@@andrewjones575 Farmers in devoloped countries don't have high Infant death rates and definitly do not depend on their childrens labour, they have machines, access to healthcare and government benefits, their kids have to go to school and it costs a lot more money to raise a child in a first world country.
The type of farming that these people practice is Industrial, they live of selling their product not the actual product itself.
For the Kenyans a child is an insurance for the future, a pair of hands for manual farming labour and of the 10 kids you're giving birth to a huge chunk are not going to reach 5 years of age nevermind adulthood. These people do not have the resources to make any child stay alive so they play a numbers game by having many the chances rise that one will survive despite the odds and once you have one old enough they can look after any siblings, or help on the fields. And should one parent be to Ill to work anymore or I don't know get old they have their child to take care of them, as their only line of safety.
It's a lot more compareable to Farmers in the pre Industrial age in Europe and if you listened in history you might have noticed they had a lot of children.
An awesome story
You having reached Amaya is a miracle. You've got to have nerves of steel to reach Amaya.
😂😂 that elephants was so happy to have relief😂😂🌊☺️💫🎀
Most people in Kenya has never seen the elephant before
how much is allocated to these counties yearly and yet nothing is done
Kenya is one of the most developed countries in the world, they even make cars that many African countries drive, they just finished a tollway that goes over the city, people from all over the world go to college there and they are building a new tech smart city so it’s many jobs and a drought has little effect on Kenya because most Kenyans live in cities
Kenya is the most developed country in east Africa, it’s videos of a Kenyan bringing his white girlfriend to Nairobi Kenya, and her being a amazed saying she feels like she’s in New York City
Power of a man when the elephant responded and quieted down.
Makes me sad to see, I could not imagine having these problems.
The word you will hear from pokot is "kemei" meaning drought/starvation...the recent attack is due to increased drought
The problem is nomadic life of travelling from one area to the other.
my country.but soon we will recover
I can handle alot but i cannot handle seeing a baby crying over Hunger😔😞😔
Oh my goodness those poor elephants they are suffering too people !!!💫🎀
During drought, everyone and everything suffers 😢
This is no different from the Herdsmen- farmers violence in northern Nigeria
Locusts, ebola, covid, and a drought. These people deserve a break 💔
Ebola??? Where’d you get that from??? 😂
Ebola your mother?
Ebola?? Shame on you
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Problem is everywhere in the world these problem would have been eliminated if resources have been distributed equally in the society! But we are living in the world of small percent of people ~1% super Rich and majority super poor
Sad for my country
These tribes have been fighting for yrs. So many countries in Africa have never been able to get along. They’ve been killing each other for centuries. Why would they stop now. Simple poor uneducated farmers. Nothing will change, it never does.
They are not poor at all. Most families own over 100 heads of cattle. Yes its rustling over hundreds of years. They are pastrolists so don't build permanent structures and live in harmony with nature moving from place to place. You should visit Kenya see for yourself the paradise it is.
Kenya is one of the most developed countries in the world, they even make cars that many African countries drive, they just finished a tollway that goes over the city, people from all over the world go to college there and they are building a new tech smart city so it’s many jobs and a drought has little effect on Kenya because most Kenyans live in cities and the cities get water from one of the biggest lakes in the world they import food and export food so the supermarket is full of everything you would ever need
Herders clashes with farmers is becoming a pandemic. Same story in Nigeria. Terrorising farmers and locals with AK47.
I support that farmers also should have guns to protect themselves. Law isn't only for some citizens.
And to think alot of us fortunate in America whine and cry about having it bad 🤦
For sure you in America have it good. But this is just a small part of Kenya. The larger Kenya is relatively ok. I'm not saying that this should happen to anyone but also culture is an issue. The Samburu and Pokot are pastoralists and it's really difficult for the govt to have a centralized aid point because these people will keep moving around looking for pastures for their livestock. They will pick anything they can eat on their way and nobody will stop them.
Kenya is one of the most developed countries in the world, they even make cars that many African countries drive, they just finished a tollway that goes over the city, people from all over the world go to college there and they are building a new tech smart city so it’s many jobs and a drought has little effect on Kenya because most Kenyans live in cities and the cities get water from one of the biggest lakes in the world they import food and export food so the supermarket is full of everything you would ever need
@@jarodwilson4946 Stop whitewashing your country and focus on solving your problems
In the dark, with a light, whispering? idk
quintessential Reporting,looking into the root of the issues...Climate Change,Great work Sir
“The United Nations reports …”
Well, they’re part of the problem. Heavy bureaucracy, great at holding conferences, releasing reports and issuing un Democratic directives , yet the people still suffer.
Nomads live is difficult everywhere this who chose to continue living this life are well aware of the consequences so the herders violence is intentional authorities need to do something about this
19:15 If they actually ran away, why the hell are they whispering??
So sad and the sad part is the gov can help they can produce rain by geo engineering
Sad
They can pump in water for elephants but not the people's livestock? That doesn't make any sense to me.
Follow the money, and you'll know the motive. The EU and White house can fund wildlife programs and KE gov and conservancies fight for it. That's why!
It requires just a little thinking, especially by men in the community and there will be no adverse effect of drought. If anyone wants to make this happen, he can contact me and we will turn things around.
It's nice to know someone from the gikuyu community would like to do something ,I suggest ,1 St we as gikuyu need to file a case agvthw east Africa court against the government for genocide lack of protection because this has been going on since Moi those people just go to kill in Laikipia , second as we are filling a case we dig Wells in the lands bodering laikutso many Wells they have no excuses to go to Laikipia that's the only solution and the government shou pay heavily for anyone killed by those bandits or mailed the same way they pay for animal damage they should also be served with restraining order than no young pastrolists should go with 50 kms of a gikuyu house because we are a protected community from genocide
Kenya my bloodline
The population of Kenya has grown 7-fold i since 1960
🇰🇪...I love my country
CORRUPTION IS THE ROOT OF EVERYTHING NEGATIVE IN KENYA
Im half turkana half taita this is heartbreaking for my people 😭😭😭🤫
That's right they can blame this and blame that but in the end it is hard as it is all the time and it just is what it is😔😞💫🎀
well, they have their independence. surely their government or their choice will sort this out for them and provide drought aid.
Just unheard of. Elephants having to break into villagers homes for food and water and being killed for such destruction.
am a Journalist based in zambia how can i join the vibrant team UW am really interested especially in zambia we have alot of stories
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They wouldn't do that in zimbabwe. You will find yourself tournamented by someone you can't see.they are very luck
It happens too here in Kenya but not in the Northern region it's pretty rare compared to other regions that are not experiencing this banditry
Citizen TV Nation, KTN, see this is how you make a great film and tell a story.
Turkana County, NOT Turkana Province
In my humble I the the African diaspora has to lend a helping hand when I comes to helping our mother land tackle some of this environmental challenges.
We have to go above building mansions and real estate for ourselves which I am not against but then let's stretch out hands and do more for our communities by minimizing their suffering and we could easily do so if we could but funs little funs together. We can't only wait for the west to bail us.
Kenya ni nchi bure kabisa 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
The counties that are getting the most funds have refused to dig wells and instead left their people to become a nuisance to other counties getting less Money
Basically the county government is eating the money that is supposed to help the vulnerable
Kenya is the biggest most developed country in east Africa with people from all over the world going to college there and they’re building more smart cities, it’s lots of jobs but these people don’t have a job skill, it would be difficult for them to get jobs
@@jarodwilson4946 no one has a job we work with what we have mostly in our traditional jobs the people they are going to shoot and maim also have problems but the dig Wells store water do what they have to do some of their family members go to other towns to work and send money to those left in the village they can also do the same that's distance they travel is too far they can dig Wells but bullying people is easier than working I don't care for them one bit
@@janendegwa5462 Kenya is the most developed country in east Africa. Kenya has millions of jobs from tech jobs with google and Microsoft to many restaurants from fancy to McDonald’s and KFC, they have thousands of construction jobs because they have many more high rise buildings being built and malls being built
@@jarodwilson4946 are you a robot or something or you think in am not a Kenyan or something
They should blame their governor,the government released closed to 1Million dollars to that Turkana county government, infact its the second most county recieving alot of money from government after Nairobi and kakamega counties,but their leaders chose to enrich themselves
The Kenya 🇰🇪 government should go and dip ponds so when it rain 🌧 it can be filled up and can start fighting the drought same thing Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 did to fix its problems
Kenya is the most developed country in east Africa, it’s videos of a Kenyan bringing his white girlfriend to Nairobi Kenya, and her being a amazed saying she feels like she’s in New York City, Kenya has hundreds of huge supermarkets full of everything your heart desires and it always full, just drive or get a Uber, plus Kenya has many shopping malls and they also have the biggest mall in Africa with cinemas, Burger King, KFC, Taco Bell and many more restaurants, plus a new high-rise building is built every few months and bthey are building a Silicon Valley Kenya is doing fine
You provoked him and expected roses
This situation detororiate every year because the government is ignorant, besides that there are individuals who benefits from cattle rustling. In the same area there is arable land but the ministry of agriculture has got no plan to boost those farmers in any way.
It the world stop producing weapons and causing wars everybody could have a good life….
Very different from South Africa I must say
Never ever heard of someone killed over grazing ever whether Zim, SA or Mozambique countries i know well
Anyone coming to steal my food on my farm, make sure you have made a will even your family will never find your remains.
Pilot and the Karimong a big problem in East Africa
I own Farms and Royal inheritance heirs family estates Tana Delta County.I demand Protection for our farms and livestock.
Kenya must to plant trees
This is a small part of Kenya. The rest is green lush and fertile. In my rural area it rains Alost everyday throughout the year. Its the highlands. These are pastrolists and it's their animals that are mainly targeted. You should visit Kenya see for yourself. Every country has disparities.
Welfare
Kenyans let's our youths come out and put the government of Kenya under pressure to save lives of our north turukana people,, because since I was born there is always problem in the northern part of Kenya,,,,why Kenyans government can't do erigation in this place,, for this brothers to get food let's stop DERTY POLITICS