- 110,320 viewsTop police commanders visited Duka Moja Trading Centre in Narok to address tensions following a violent clash between herders and police on January 17, 2025. The unrest, sparked by a road accident that killed 25 sheep, left two people dead and nine officers injured, including one who required specialized treatment in Nairobi. Led by outgoing police operations director William Yiamboi and Rift Valley police chief Jasper Ombati, the team held talks with local leaders and residents, including MP Ken Aramat, to seek solutions and restore calm. Kenya's No.1 channel for digital exclusive videos. AUTHORITATIVE. BOLD. ENTERTAINING.
Police Chiefs Address Deadly Narok Clash that left two people dead
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